New Public Space Coming To Saint John Waterfront
Saint John council has awarded another large tender as part of the overall Fundy Quay project. The latest tender is for site demolition work as part of the public space revitalization at Market Slip.
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N.B. Nurse Managers, Supervisors Ratify Collective Agreement
The New Brunswick Nurses Union says members voted 79 percent in favour of accepting a tentative agreement reached earlier in December.
Killam To Install Nearly 200 EV Chargers In N.S. And N.B.
Enel X will soon install 438 electric vehicle chargers across 50 properties owned by Killam Property REIT, including almost 200 in Nova Scotia and New Brunswick.
VIDEO: Excavator Falls Through Building In Saint John
One person suffered minor injuries after an excavator fell through a building being demolished in uptown Saint John
Inside The Workshop Of Eagle Pipe Crafts
Bob Patles sells rattles, beaded chokers, necklaces, and breastplates at Eagle Pipe Crafts that he makes his crafts in his home beside the Mirimichi River.
Atlantic Immigration Pilot Program Becoming Permanent in 2022
The program, which has attracted 10,000 newcomers since it began in 2017, helps all sectors hire qualified candidates for jobs that may not get filled locally.
Seamus Byrne Running For NB Liberal Leadership
Seamus Byrne announced his candidacy for the leadership of the Liberal Party of New Brunswick at a virtual event on December 17 in Saint John.
Atlantic Canada Lags On Clean Tech Adoption, But Some Businesses Buck The Trend
Only seven percent of Atlantic businesses adopted clean technology in 2019, below the national rate of 9 percent.
Rothesay Council Turns Down 96-Unit Development
The project would have seen two six-storey buildings, with 48 units each, built on land located off Holland Drive, in the heart of town. Councillors were concerned with the building’s height and how much traffic it would bring to the area.
Inflation Up 4.7 Percent, According To Statistics Canada
Statistics Canada revealed that inflation in the country continues to rise at rates not seen in almost two decades.
