Network System Failure Likely Cause Of Rogers Outage
Interac services were also impacted by the outage, leaving Canadians unable to send or receive e-transfers, or use their debit cards.
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Sweltering Songs Music Event Introduces Pay-What-You-Can Donation Model
To be more accessible, the Sweltering Songs music event, located in downtown Fredericton, is now offering free access by donation or pay what you can model. Last minute funding allowed this to become a reality for attendees.
Rogers Restores Services To ‘Vast Majority’ Of Customers
It is still unknown what caused the outage and how long it will take to restore services to everyone.
The House Shook. I Shrugged
Most urban dwellers want the economic growth and prosperity that comes from commercial activity. They just don’t want it making a racket in their backyard when they’re trying to sleep or enjoying a weekend morning at home.
Massive Rogers Service Outage Costs Moncton Businesses
Several Moncton businesses owners, employees and residents spoke to Huddle on how Friday’s Rogers service lapse impacted them.
Job Gains Slow Nationally As Wages Struggle To Catch Inflation
StatsCan says the modest decline in unemployment comes as fewer people look for work, almost entirely in the 55-and-older age bracket.
Royalty Increases On The Way For N.B. Crown Land Wood
The provincial government will raise prices by roughly $10 per cubic metre, resulting in an extra $50 million in revenue.
Big Axe Craft Beer Festival Returns After Two-Year Hiatus
After not holding the festival since the Covid-19 pandemic began, Big Axe Founder Peter Cole says this year’s ticket sales for the returning Craft Beer Fest are getting close to selling out.
Miramichi Months Away From 5G Internet
If you live in the Miramichi area, you will soon have access to the latest mobile network through Eastlink- including 5-G technology. In a press release, the Atlantic Canadian telecommunication company said its two-year project to expand mobile network coverage into rural New Brunswick is on track.
Downtown Moncton Businesses Anticipate High Foot Traffic From Weekend Auto Show
Huddle spoke to several downtown businesses along the roads to be closed for the Atlantic Nationals Automotive Extravaganza – and their unanimous opinion of the street closures to accommodate the event were positive.
