Eastlink Drops Long-Distance Fees To Ukraine
The fee waiver comes at a time when governments, businesses and organizations worldwide are punishing Russia economically for its invasion, while also looking for ways to support Ukraine.
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Month-Long Strike At Acadia University Ends With No Agreement
The university says the strike has ended and classes will resume Thursday. However, a consensus has not yet been reached on a new collective agreement after three days of mediation.
Executive Coaching: A Catalyst For GNB Leadership Development
How Amy Parrill helped Madison Spragg understand that strong leadership means giving people an opportunity to be part of a high-performing team.
CyberNB Shuts Down, Lays Off Staff After Province Pulls Funding
Opportunities New Brunswick, which was a major Cyber NB funder, said financing hinged on the financial viability of CyberNB, which the organization failed to demonstrate.
Rocky Start For NSLC Home Delivery Service
The Nova Scotia Liquor Corporation had planned to launch its long-touted home delivery service on February 28. But a spokesperson says technical difficulties have delayed the launch.
Vaccine Passports Dropped In Every Maritime Province
In a monumental step towards returning to normalcy, all three Maritime provinces officially dropped their vaccine passport systems on February 28.
Saint John Nurse Becomes Her Own Boss In Pivot To Interior Stylist
After 14 years of working in New Brunswick’s healthcare system, licensed practical nurse Lisa Daye left the Saint John Regional Hospital to become an interior stylist. She’s never been happier.
Funding For Halifax Companies Creating Innovative Natural Products
Impactful Health is developing sustainable packaging that extends the shelf life of fresh foods like fish.
Assumption Life Touts 2021 As Best-Ever Financial Year
At its Feb. 25 virtual annual general meeting, the Moncton-based insurance and asset management firm reported $2.1 billion in assets, an increase of 4 percent from 2020.
Moncton Provides More Relief To Avenir Centre
Moncton City Council has approved an amended contract with ASM Global which allows it to defer a $364,000 loan and to receive up to $600,000 in repayable loans.
