Propel ICT Names Kathryn Lockhart As CEO
Kathryn Lockhart, who most recently served as VP of growth and corporate strategy at telemedicine-focused startup JVPLabs, will succeed Barry Bisson in the fall.
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NB Power Records $16M Net Loss
NB Power says the impacts of the pandemic are partly to blame for a $16-million net loss in the 2019-20 fiscal year.
Deluxe Closes Brunswick Square Location After 30 Years
Deluxe French Fries will not reopen as the owners decided not to renew their lease when it expires at the end of this month.
Moncton Chamber Says More Businesses Would Have Closed Without CEWS
The extension and expansion of the Canada Emergency Wage Subsidy (CEWS) is being called fantastic news by the Chamber of Commerce for Greater Moncton.
Etsy NB Is Online, Offline And Online Again
Etsy New Brunswick, which has been hosting in-person markets, is organizing a virtual pop-up marketplace this year because of Covid-19 so local vendors can do business with customers online.
Nova Scotia Will Get $250-Million Through Federal Safe Restart Program
Money from the program will flow to seven priority areas, including funding for Covid-19 testing and contact tracing, vulnerable populations, and personal protective equipment for frontline and essential workers.
N.B. Premier Applauds Safe Restart Agreement
Blaine Higgs is applauding the $19-billion safe restart agreement reached between the provincial and federal governments.
N.S. Premier Considering Opening To Rest Of Canada
Stephen McNeil says he is going to try for an agreement with other Atlantic bubble members on opening the province to the rest of the country, but he is not beholden to them.
Province Funds Training Videos To Assist Food Service Sector
Carol Alderdice of the TIANB said restaurant owners need all the help they can get with the cost of doing business, adding that this free training will be one less thing to worry about.
Fredericton Jewellery Business Supports At-Risk Venezuelan Families
The international students from Venezuela and Brazil created Asteria because the jewellery from that region was popular with people they met in Fredericton.
