How On The Job Training Will Work For Post-Secondary Students This Fall
STU, UNB, and the community colleges will move forward with their experiential learning opportunities – online or in-person depending on the industry or workplace.
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New Plan For Halifax Development With Two Skyscrapers Nearly 30 Storeys High
Updated designs for the Robie Street project call for a 28-storey plus penthouse tower and a 29-storey plus penthouse tower, stretching approximately 90 metres high, sitting atop a shared podium.
Masks Mandatory At Atlantic Superstore Beginning September 1
Parent company Loblaws also started enforcing the rule at all No Frills stores on August 29.
New ‘Masculine’ Spa Opens in Downtown Halifax
Bruce Herron says that despite the “masculine” brand of Highlander, women are welcome at the spa. In the first week of business, Herron says he got positive feedback from male and female patrons who enjoy a drink of wine or whisky with their pedicure.
Loyal Customer Starts Fundraising Campaign For Bedford Restaurant Destroyed By Fire
Alice Clark had been a regular at Sydelle’s Fish and Chips since it opened a decade ago. She got hooked by the fresh-tasting fish and friendly service provided by the owner, David Nicholson.
‘Basecamp Saint Awesome’ Helps SJ Tourism Industry Connect With Staycationers
From treetop obstacle courses to craft beer tours, the Saint John Hotel Association has created a guide to the great things people can do on vacation in the area.
Moncton Planning Committee Denies Skipper Jacks’ Expansion Proposal
When the plan was introduced to the city council in July, councillors expressed concerns about the project’s impact on the Rabbit Brook Trail, which runs through the property.
Women For 50% Want N.B. Leaders To Address ‘She-cession’ In Recovery Plans
The group advocating for greater representation for women in politics says women have been most negatively impacted by the recession caused by Covid-19.
New Brunswick’s Largest Play Space Reopens After Five Month Closure
Hop Skip Jump, which had to close for five months, is New Brunswick’s largest play space, with a fully functional arcade, twelve climbing walls that can be accessed by children and adults and a very large play structure. It also has a fully functional cafe.
How Mountain Biking Could Help Grow Tourism In New Brunswick
As more people take to the outdoors, ski resorts like Poley Mountain and villages like Minto are hoping to take advantage of the increasing number of mountain bikers in Atlantic Canada.
