New Brunswick Strengthens India Partnership With Recent ICT Mission
From November 21 to 23, more than 40 delegates representing over 30 companies from India visited New Brunswick as part of its 2021 visit to Canada.
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Tribe Network And Emera Launch $375,000 Fellowship for BIPOC Entrepreneurs
The Tribe IDEA (Inclusion, Diversity, Equity And Access) Fellowship will “provide participants with access to peer networks, mentors and industry experts, as well as financial support to pursue their community-based efforts.”
Halifax’s Skinfix Secures Major Investment
Stride Consumer Partners has announced a minority investment in Halifax-based Skinfix.
WELCOME HOME: 7 Great Inventions From The Maritimes
Canada’s Maritime provinces are known for their scenic beauty, relaxed pace and first-rate seafood cuisine. Beyond these well-known aspects are some of the amazing feats of engineering and incredible inventions which have come from our region’s greatest export – its people.
Syrup Shortage On The Horizon
The Quebec Maple Syrup Producers say production is down this year and they’ll be forced to dip into their syrup reserves to meet surging demand.
Higher Softwood Lumber Tariffs Don’t Make Sense: Expert
Ron Marcolin, divisional vice-president of the Canadian Manufacturers And Exporters, says the United States doing today with lumber what it did with steel and aluminium tariffs a few years ago.
Nova Scotia LTC Workers Ramp Up Fight For New Deal With Province-Wide Rallies
Members of the union are hosting rallies at 21 locations around the province starting at 11:00 a.m. Venues include long-term care homes, politician offices, and other public spaces.
Data Challenge Hones UNB Students’ Skills And Creates Connections To Future Employers
The University of New Brunswick’s faculty of management prides itself on experiential learning so that undergraduate and graduate students can successfully transition to the workforce.
Chair Of New Halifax Panel Says Increasing Supply Of Affordable Housing Is The Priority
Developers complain it takes too long for applications to be approved. Former Liberal minister Geoff MacLellan says it will be important to look at how to cut the red tape at all levels of government.
N.S. Fisheries Critic Slams Safety Inequality Between Indigenous And Commercial Operators
St. Margarets MP Rick Perkins’ first-ever remarks on the House of Commons floor questioned Fisheries Minister Joyce Murray about the disparity between rules for indigenous and commercial fishers.
