Clearwater Reports $133.7-Million In Sales, A Decrease Due to Covid-19
On a conference call with reporters Tuesday, CEO Ian Smith said the pandemic was the main reason sales fell more than $40-million compared to the same quarter the year before.
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Heritage House In Downtown Moncton Won’t Be Demolished For New Apartments
Ashford Living Inc. had wanted to tear the house down to create more space for an existing apartment building under construction at Gordon and Highfield Streets.
N.B. Premier Says Early Learning, Child-Care Sectors Key To Economic Recovery
A $14-million provincial and federal funding boost for sectors plays an important role in helping people return to work, says Premier Blaine Higgs.
Centennial Building Redevelopment To Be Reviewed By Planning Committee
The first phase of redevelopment would add retail, a restaurant, an 87-room boutique hotel, and 58 residential units to the building.
Hackers Demand Ransom In Saint John Cyberattack
City officials in Saint John have not ruled out paying the ransom demanded in a significant cyberattack against the municipality.
Expect More Outdoor Patios and Cafés To Stay Open In Halifax This Winter
Regional Council has approved a new bylaw that will make it easier for year-round, outdoor seating to remain open in Halifax.
N.S. Premier ‘Won’t Think Twice’ About Shutting Down Economy If Covid-19 Spread Continues
Health officials are “actively in discussion” about when and how to reapply restrictions to social gatherings, including businesses like bars and restaurants where people gather in large groups, if cases continue to rise.
UNB Students Get ‘Real World’ Education Making Decisions On $8-Million Investment Fund
If you’re interested in a career in finance, you’ve probably been told to go to Toronto. In fact, budding high-finance types looking for a top-notch education don’t need to look farther than the faculty of management in Fredericton.
Moncton ‘Clutter Coach’ Suggests 5 Ways To Work Better From Home
Kim Sneath has seen an increase in virtual appointments from people across Canada and the U.S. looking to declutter their space and boost productivity during the pandemic.
Why A Halifax Woman Was Forced To Close Her Home-Based Hair Salon
Restrictive covenants can keep people like Shona Humber of Timberlea from setting up a business in their own home.
