Saint John Councillor Welcomes Ride-Sharing Legislation
The provincial legislation introduced last week would allow companies like Uber and Lyft to operate in New Brunswick.
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7 Peppers Returns To Quinpool After ‘Renoviction’ Forces Shutdown
A popular Mediterranean restaurant is returning to Halifax after more than a year’s absence.
Saint John Businesses Fear Return To ‘Red’ Phase, Says Chamber CEO
David Duplisea estimates that by the time the pandemic is over, 30 percent of local businesses will have closed up shop for good.
More Pressure Put on Businesses As Covid Cases Rise in N.B.
The premier wants people to support businesses, but in recent days he has come down hard on the business community, warning business owners that they can be fined or shut down if rules aren’t followed.
New Brunswick Reports 15 New Cases Of Covid-19
11 of the new cases were discovered in the Saint John region, three cases were found in the Moncton area, and a single case was discovered in Fredericton.
CyberNB Says Ukraine Partnership Could Mean Billions Of Dollars For Canadian Companies
The N.B. non-profit corporation has signed an agreement with the Ukrainian government to help connect them with Canadian companies to help develop the country’s cybersecurity sector.
Yanky Sports Introduces New Face Masks For Those Hard of Hearing
The masks are intended to aid those hard of hearing by informing others of their disability.
Downtown Moncton Business Group Focused On Social Issues, Bringing Workers Back
Downtown Moncton Centre-ville Inc. says public washrooms, increased police patrols, and bringing back more workers to downtown buildings are some short-term solutions to problems businesses are facing.
What The $2.75-Billion Verafin Deal Means For The Region’s Tech Ecosystem
Kathryn Lockhart of Propel likened the deal to “marrying into the royal family” as the company is now in the limelight like never before. But the deal also has tremendous benefits for Atlantic Canada.
P.E.I., Newfoundland Temporarily Leaving Atlantic Bubble
The Atlantic Bubble has temporarily burst. Effective 12:01 a.m. Wednesday, people arriving in Newfoundland and Labrador from within the Atlantic Bubble will have to self-isolate for 14 days.
