Great Season For Maple Syrup, But Consumers Will Pay More
Great weather means an exceptional season for maple syrup producers. But increased costs will be passed down to consumers.
Saint John
Feds Table $52.8 Billion Deficit Budget
The federal government will continue to spend more than it takes in, although this year it will only be half of last year’s $113.8-billion deficit.
Quispamsis Pilots Four-Day Work Week
A 24-week pilot project is set to run from early May through mid-October.
Indigenous Entrepreneur Revives Hillsborough Grocery Store After Rural Move
Hillsborough is getting its grocery store back thanks to the efforts of an entrepreneur who relocated to the community from Moncton.
Renovations Begin At Saint John Shoppes Of City Hall Pedway
The renovations are part of a larger project by Fundy Harbour Group, which bought the Saint John City Hall building in 2018 for $3-million.
Saint John Dealership Will Supply 150 SUVs To Extra-Mural Program
Loch Lomond Mitsubishi will lease 150 SUVs to the province’s extra-mural program, helping ensure nurses and other professionals can safely make it to their clients’ homes.
Manufacturing Snags Will Lead To More Price Hikes, Industry Body Warns
An industry group is warning that bottlenecks facing Canada’s manufacturing sector could lead to more price hikes.
N.B. Unveils Five-Year Tourism Plan
The strategy includes a number of metrics like increasing overnight visits by 33 percent to 1.45 million.
Mezza Prepping For Second Moncton Restaurant
Months after Mezza first opened a drive-through Lebanese restaurant at the corner of Morton Avenue and McLaughlin Road in late 2021, Nahas said plans are right on target, despite Covid-19 and supply chain-related setbacks.
N.B.’s Minimum Wage Increases Could Lead To Price Hikes: Retail Council
The minimum wage went up on April 1st to $12.75 per hour, an increase of a dollar with another one-dollar increase is planned for October of this year.
