Saint John Physiotherapist Loses Licence After Relationship with Client
Robert Landers was found guilty on two counts of professional misconduct by the College of Physiotherapists of New Brunswick.
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Rising Tide Building More Affordable Housing
The local non-profit dedicated to affordable housing has created 59 units in Moncton, as of this month, out of a planned 125.
The Rise of a Halifax Jerk Sauce Company
Paul Hill has racked up a significant list of entrepreneurial accomplishments over seven years.
Saturday Huddle: From Bubble to Boom
To many in Central and Western Canada, the East Coast is like a charming “poor cousin” that can’t really make it on its own and needs to be helped along. For those of us who grew up and live here, it’s an infuriating attitude. The problem, of course, is that the underlying facts largely justified it.
Canadian Tissue Product Goes Above and Beyond to Achieve Sustainability
Sponsored: Royale has achieved the remarkable milestone of having its tissue products independently certified as carbon neutral.
Halifax Beauty Company Releases Product That’s Good for the Gut
Bend Beauty created Gut Glow, a powder that helps alleviate the symptoms of IBS.
Cinnamon Fern Preserves N.B.’s Natural Beauty in Unique Jewelry
The entrepreneurial mom of three says she always ‘stops for ferns’ when hiking around her Titusville home.
Saint John Begins Cleaning up Vacant Encampments
The city is working with several community organizations to clean up abandoned encampments.
Steele Buys Another Texas Dealership
The Maritime auto juggernaut hopes to capitalize on “explosive” population growth in the region.
Dieppe’s Acadian Construction Expands to Nova Scotia
Acadian Construction, headquartered in Dieppe, will host its Nova Scotian operations in the Burnside district of Dartmouth. The company has hired “industry veterans” Dan Jones and Matt Flynn to launch the expansion.
