UNB Faculty of Management Program Trains Real-World Problem Solvers
Experiential learning pushes students to test their academic knowledge in the community, creating real-world solutions to problems faced by businesses.
Experiential learning pushes students to test their academic knowledge in the community, creating real-world solutions to problems faced by businesses.
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.
The New Brunswick Nurses Union says members voted 79 percent in favour of accepting a tentative agreement reached earlier in December.
After two separate incidents in downtown Moncton, the executive director of the Multicultural Association of the Greater Moncton Area says he’s weighing the safety of his staff against his organization’s desire to be downtown.
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.
One person suffered minor injuries after an excavator fell through a building being demolished in uptown Saint John
An Atlantic Canadian produce retailer that styled itself an affordable alternative to larger chains has closed its doors in Moncton and Halifax.
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.
Lunenburg’s ABCO Industries has been awarded a major contract from the federal government to repair search and rescue boats used by the Canadian Coast Guard.
NSLC is dealing with product shortages, with some items temporarily out of stock because of supply chain issues.