N.B. Reports 10 New Covid-19 Cases, Ages 18+ Now Eligible For Vaccine
Dr. Jennifer Russell, New Brunswick’s chief medical officer of health, told reporters Tuesday the province is setting and breaking records every week with vaccine rollout.
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Saint John Hospital Foundation Names Interim CEO
Jamie Gallagher, who chairs the foundation’s board of directors, has been named interim CEO of the Saint John Regional Hospital Foundation.
Halifax Company Helps Companies, Individuals Embrace A Growing Love For Podcasting
One of Podstarter’s most successful partnerships is with Charm Diamond Centres. They’re producing the podcast, The Canadian Love Map, which shares stories about love in all forms.
Passengers Down, Cargo Up At Moncton Airport In 2020
At its recent annual general meeting, Bernard LeBlanc noted how passenger activity fell by 74 percent last year – just over 173,000 passengers used the terminal – which was a financial blow to the facility.
Largest Cargo Ship To Ever Visit East Coast Breaks Records In Halifax
The CMA CGM Marco Polo, the largest cargo ship to ever visit the East Coast of North America, docked at the Port Of Halifax on May 17.
Moncton Landlord Reverses Decision to Increase Rent by $2,000 After Couple Speaks Out
Josh Murphy says, even though the issue with their landlord is resolved, for now, his issue highlights the greater problem of lack of rent control in the rental market.
How Julie Chamberlain Found Her ‘Sweet Spot’ Growing A Skincare Brand From Hampton
After years of working for the major beauty brand L’Oréal in Paris and New York, Julie Chamberlain is helping build one out of her home in smalltown New Brunswick.
Symphony New Brunswick Foundation Campaign Supports Growth of Culture, Economy
The Symphony New Brunswick Foundation, founded in 1993, plays a critical role in maintaining and growing the diverse range of symphony programing.
Energia Ventures Welcomes First Ever Spring Cohort
Six businesses from New Brunswick to Switzerland have begun work in the Energia Ventures accelerator program out of UNB’s J. Herbert Smith Centre for Technology Management and Leadership.
Fredericton Airport Lost $2.6 million in 2020
The Fredericton International Airport lost around $2.6 million last year, but its leadership is confident business will soon return to where it was pre-Covid-19.
