Fredericton Tech Entrepreneur Invests in Lulujo
Scott MacIntosh has invested in Lulujo, a global brand and retailer of premium baby products, also based in the city.
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N.S. Will Spend $19-Million To Clean Up Boat Harbour After Northern Pulp Misses Deadlines
Paper Excellence closed the Northern Pulp mill in January 2020 after the company failed to meet a deadline set by the provincial government to stop pumping mill byproducts into Boat Harbour.
All Nova Scotians Could Be Vaccinated By June
Dr. Robert Strang says the vaccination plan should see the province reach herd immunity by mid-May, with about 70 percent of people given their first doses of vaccine.
Dave Veale On The Vision For The United Way Million Dollar Pledge
A group of New Brunswick businesses is steadily working toward its goal of raising $1-million over the course of a decade to improve the lives of the region’s children and families.
Fredericton Council Votes Against Contributing $900,000 To City Motel Project
The council voted 6-5 against providing funding to the project that would see City Motel converted into apartments for homeless people.
Saint John Developers Busy This Year With 90 Building Permits For More Than $8-Million
The Telegraph Square project on Canterbury Street and The Wentworth project on Wentworth Street are well underway and construction should soon start on the non-profit housing project on Wellington Row.
Tenants Of Halifax Apartment Block Say Their Protest Worked, But Why Was It Necessary?
Last month, tenants of a Spryfield apartment block held a protest against their landlord for what they said were poor living conditions. Those residents say most of the issues at the buildings have been fixed.
Halifax Medical Company Providing Covid-19 Testing For Essential Travellers
In Canada, with our universal healthcare system, it can be easy to forget that private healthcare companies exist. But one such company, Praxes, located in Halifax, has been helping to provide Covid-19 testing since June of 2020.
CAA Atlantic Names New President And CEO
Dawn Dalley replaces Steve McCall, who served as president & CEO of CAA Atlantic for 28 years and is retiring.
Cannabis Industry Growth Opportunities Could Include Blueberries And Salmon
New Brunswick’s cannabis sector is on a growth trajectory shared by the rest of the industry. “Cannabis 2.0” is coming, and these are the kinds of ideas that will create more profitable companies and skilled jobs in an industry focused on health and sustainability.
