Changes Would Speed up Supportive Housing Approvals
Saint John is looking to make it easier for supportive housing projects in the city to move ahead.
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Government Skirts Rent Cap Quandary at Housing Summit
Affordable housing activists made their position clear – they want a return to rent caps.
UNB Program Proves Students Thrive When Plunged Into the Deep End
Sponsored: The head of UNB’s experiential student consultency puts the program philosophy bluntly: “They can’t bullshit; this is real life.”
Sussex Brewfest Returns in May
The event takes place on May 27 and will feature at least 10 breweries.
Lower Home Prices, Dwindling Supply Expected This year in Saint John
Weaker economic growth will push home prices down year-over-year, but not back to pre-pandemic levels.
Night of Influence Awards Recognize Outstanding New Brunswick Women
Honourees shared their stories of arriving at success, over an often bumpy road.
Stewart Farms Opens Private Retail Cannabis Location in Southern NB
Founder and CEO Tanner Stewart says the cannabis space has a lot of potential that New Brunswick should be striving to take advantage of.
Saint John Physiotherapist Loses Licence After Relationship with Client
Robert Landers was found guilty on two counts of professional misconduct by the College of Physiotherapists of New Brunswick.
Canadian Tissue Product Goes Above and Beyond to Achieve Sustainability
Sponsored: Royale has achieved the remarkable milestone of having its tissue products independently certified as carbon neutral.
Saint John Begins Cleaning up Vacant Encampments
The city is working with several community organizations to clean up abandoned encampments.
