Rising Tide Will Finish 15 Affordable Units This Year
After receiving $6-million to create 162 units of affordable housing in the city, the organization has faced roadblocks and is behind its end-of-year targets.
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Swoop Announces Flights To Edmonton From Moncton, Halifax.
Swoop Airlines has announced direct summer flights to Moncton and Halifax from Edmonton.
Former Tomavo Employee Unsurprised At Produce Seller’s Insolvency
Alex Olmstead, a former Tomavo employee, never received complete payment for the work he did for the grocery chain. He says he’s not surprised by Tomavo recently declared bankruptcy.
Aging Lobster Fishers Fight 45-Year-Old Rule That Will Rob Families Of Their Licenses
There are only 82 Class B lobster fishers left in the Maritimes. After decades of being dismissed by the DFO, some of them have hired lawyers and a public relations firm to help change a rule that would allow family members to take on their licenses.
Repsol Completes Acquisition Of Saint John LNG Terminal
Irving Oil announced in August it was divesting its 25 percent ownership interest in the LNG facility to Repsol, which was already the majority owner.
Industry Heavyweights Tapped For ‘Fulcrum,’ UNB’s Innovation Partnership
Fulcrum is a research initiative that combines the knowledge of academia and industry. Led by UNB Vice-President David MaGee, Fulcrum builds research partnerships that encourage academic engagement outside of UNB.
Saint John Business’ New Program Lets Customers Direct Donations
Local soap maker Bubbles And Balms has launched a new program that rewards its customers for helping it do good.
Mindframe Connect Wants To Mentor The Mentors And Teach Resiliency
Entrepreneurs, especially when first starting out, will look to veterans in the business community for a lot of advice. But one has to ask the question: who will mentor the mentors?
Child Care Centre Facing Shutdown After Province Backtracks On License
Ten families are scrambling after the provincial government suspended license approval for a daycare in their community.
Moncton’s Pricey Housing Is Here To Stay, Says Realtor Association
The 419 units sold and the $119.8 million value of all home sales were new records for October, according to statistics from Greater Moncton Realtors.
