AIM Recycling Pleads Not Guilty in Worker’s Death
Darrell Richards died from injuries he sustained while working at the company’s west Saint John facility.
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New Brunswick’s Port of Belledune Tackles Sustainability with Green Energy Focus
Sponsored: The Belledune Port Authority is transforming itself with an eye towards becoming the province’s first green energy hub.
40 Percent of Canadian Farmers Will Retire by 2033
Canada’s agriculture sector is preparing for one of the biggest labour transitions in the country’s history
Despite Federal Promises, Atlantic Loop Stands on Shaky Ground for Timely Completion
The federal government promised in its budget it’s committed to getting the project finished. But it didn’t give specific timelines, or specific funding, to back that promise up.
Council to Debate $180,000 Project to Clean up Downtown Moncton
residents and business owners in the downtown have expressed concerns about garbage, used drug materials, graffiti, stolen or abandoned shopping carts, and unkept areas in Moncton’s downtown.
This Toronto Firm Will Plan and Design the new New Brunswick Museum
The board says it’s time to get the museum properly open again, and has set an “ambitious” timeline for the new building.
Potato Fields and Snowmobiles Provide Fertile Ground for Cultivation Pictures
A new action/dark comedy TV pilot is using New Brunswick’s unique character to tell an entertaining story.
Meet The Moncton Duo Who Makes Healthy Freezies
A Moncton duo have found a way to transform a common summertime treat into a hydrating, fresh, fruit-filled experience
Halifax ‘Slow Fashion’ Swimwear Company Open for Business
Halifax-based female entrepreneurs Chelsey and Mackenzie Hall’s ONE Handmade Swimwear aims to create bikinis that are “as unique as the people who are wearing it.”
