Greater Moncton Continues To Grow, Adding 10,000 People In Four Years
Moncton also broke a record for building permits, but the mayor acknowledged that it must do more to address social concerns like the need for more affordable housing.
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How Much Support Will The Next Premier Give To Tourism And Hospitality Businesses?
The Covid-19 pandemic has arguably hit the tourism and hospitality sector harder than any other. Liberal leadership candidates Labi Kousoulis, Randy Delorey, and Iain Rankin share their thoughts on various measures to help the sector.
Fredericton Businesses Say $5,000 Grant Isn’t Enough To Help Through Tough Times
The provincial government needs to do more, say owners of capital-area business in the fitness, wellness, restaurant and bar sectors.
Nova Scotia Will Increase Minimum Wage On April 1
Labour and Advanced Education Minister Lena Metlege Diab announced earlier this week that the government has accepted a recommendation for an overall 40 cent minimum wage increase.
Saint John Office Building At Centre Of Oland Murder For Sale
A recent real estate listing shows 52 Canterbury Street, a heritage building in the city’s uptown, for sale with a selling price of $550,000.
How N.B. Salon, Gym Owners Manage The ‘Emotional Roller Coaster’ Of Closures
Last week was the third time in a year Kristen Leffley has had to close her business Neroli Salon & Spa in Riverview. The back and forth between opening and closing is taking a toll on business owners and their employees.
N.B. Director Pitches Feature Film In Virtual International Competition
Greg Melanson’s first feature-length film, Both Sides Of The Gun, has been selected to participate in the JETS Initiative, an annual international pitching competition held by the Berlin International Film Festival.
UNB Fredericton Is Training The Next Generation Of ‘Data Wizards’ Shaking Up The Finance Industry
In Canada, UNB is on the cutting edge of modern quantitative analysis training. Its Master in Quantitative Investment Management (MQIM) program was the first of its kind in Canada and has been graduating qualified quants since 2019.
Why These New Monctonians Founded A Newcomer Support Group
Moncton Cares is a non-profit organization with a web platform and mobile app powered by founder Ketan Raval’s tech company Let’s Nurture, which aims to help newcomers with everything from buying a car to financial literacy to quarantining during Covid-19.
How Will Nova Scotia’s Next Premier Handle Affordable Housing And Rent Control?
Huddle unpacks how Nova Scotia Liberal Party leadership candidates Labi Kousoulis, Randy Delorey, and Iain Rankin plan to tackle housing affordability in the province.
