Statistics Canada Report Shows Economy Holds Steady In May
Growth in services-producing industries was offset by a decline in goods-producing industries, as 14 of 20 industrial sectors increased.
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From World War II Wrecks To The Irving Whale: Learn About The Company That Helped Salvage The P.E.I. Ferry
When The MV Holiday Island ferry caught fire last Friday, firefighters from across P.E.I. rushed to put out the blaze. In the end, 200 people were safely evacuated. But when it came time to tow the damaged vessel back to port, authorities called a Halifax company with 53 years of adventurous experience.
Foghorn Brewing Company Collaborates On Beer To Honour Women Who Sail
Called “She Sails,” the beer is being launched around the same time as The Maiden Factor, an all-women sailboat that arrives in Saint John next week as part of its three-year world tour.
Popeyes Chicken Franchise Will Open In Moncton Too
News broke yesterday that Saint John will also be getting a Popeyes Restaurant, set to open in 2023.
Saint John Tech Firm Receives $11.8-Million Investment
The Canadian Business Growth Fund, the New Brunswick Innovation Fund, and Halifax-based venture capital firm Sandpiper Ventures all made investments in ProcedureFlow, a Saint John-based software-as-a-service company.
YMCA Newcomer Connections Organizes OSCO Hiring Fair To Provide Opportunities To Newcomers
Through its Newcomer Employment Champions partnership, the YMCA Newcomer Connections team organized the OSCO Hiring Fair on July 7, 2022, at the Saint John Regional Y.
N.S. And N.B. Get Passing Grades For Restaurant Liquor Policy
This is the fourth report card on liquor policy Restaurants Canada has given out since 2015. The good news for the industry is the Atlantic provinces seem to be improving.
MP Hints At Major Funding Announcement In Coming Weeks For Saint John Museum
On Saturday, the provincial and federal governments announced more than $8 million for the planning phase of the project.
Premier Says New Art Gallery of Nova Scotia Project ‘Paused Indefinitely’
The project on the Halifax waterfront was originally expected to cost about $137 million but a recent independent estimate projected an increase of at least $25 million or more.
D.R. Docusafe Offers Local Option For Affordable And Secure Document Shredding Services
D.R. Recycling has been operating in New Brunswick for 25 years. Now, it’s on a course to disrupt the document destruction industry with a local, personal, and much more affordable service.
