Saint John Affordable Housing Project Receives $1.8-Million In Government Funding
The new 14-unit building on Victoria Street in the north end is the most recent addition to the Unified Saint John Housing Co-operative.
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Saint John Airport Will Offer Free Summertime Parking
The first Air Canada flights will land in Saint John on June 29, with a scheduled departure set for June 30.
Flair Airlines, a low-cost airline flying to Toronto, will begin service on July 3.
Ethel & Mary’s To Launch Sidewalk Cafe Just In Time For Summer
Matthew Elliot’s Saint John restaurant, which serves home-style cooking using locally sourced ingredients, opened three weeks before the first lockdown in 2020 and he’s found creative ways to serve his customers during the pandemic.
Ice Cream Business Scoops Up Permanent Home On Saint John’s East Side
The popular west side ice cream trailer will open a permanent and expanded east side location by the end of June.
N.B. Chamber CEOs Excited To See Economy Open Up In Green Phase
The tourism, retail and restaurant sectors should benefit greatly from the move to Green Phase 2, which allows travellers from across the country to come to New Brunswick.
Nova Scotia Premier ‘Surprised’ By New Brunswick Border Announcement
Premier Iain Rankin said Thursday said he didn’t know Premier Blaine Higgs’ decision to loosen its border restrictions was coming.
Halifax Meal Kit Company Selling Cuts Of Meat Worthy Of Homer, Hank Hill And Fred Flintstone
Charboyz has three different Father’s Day meat kits based on famous cartoon dads: the “Homer,” the “Fred” and the “Hank,” named after the famous Texan known for his love of barbequing with propane.
Ottawa Contributes $115.5-Million To Make Halifax Housing Development More Affordable
The low-interest loan for a 12-storey, 324-unit building on Joe Howe Drive is contingent on offering below-market rents to tenants.
N.S. Commits $1.1-Million To Bedford-Halifax Commuter Ferry
The study will also explore technology options for an electric commuter ferry as a part of a low-carbon transportation plan.
Halifax Tourism Company Lost $4-Million Since 2020
The CEO of Ambassatours Gray Line says governments need to continue providing financial support to the tourism industry and reopen the Canada/U.S. border this summer.
