CERB Recipients Could Face ‘Tax Shock’
The CEO of OMISTA Credit Union says New Brunswickers who receive $8,000 through the Canada Emergency Response Benefit could owe nearly $2,000 in provincial and federal taxes next year.
The CEO of OMISTA Credit Union says New Brunswickers who receive $8,000 through the Canada Emergency Response Benefit could owe nearly $2,000 in provincial and federal taxes next year.
Ray Harris, the owner of Data Wazo, has created an online food truck map showing where every food truck in Fredericton is, how long they’ll be there, what type of food they serve, and a photo of their menu.
Moosehead Breweries and Moonshine Creek Distillery have teamed up to make a rye lager virgin oak barrel-aged whisky with proceeds going to New Brunswick Food Banks.
In March Ainsley Stapleton had to stop her in-person classes because of Covid-19. But the young businesswoman didn’t let it stop her from her passion. Instead, she moved her classes online.
The developers behind Southwest Properties want to build an eight-story residential highrise in South End Halifax, incorporating a historic cottage into the complex.
The Covid-19 pandemic is driving more companies to expand or relocate to Halifax. The Halifax Partnership’s investment attraction team has already secured seven new firms since the beginning of April.
Discover Saint John, Develop Saint John, Economic Development Greater Saint John, and the city’s population growth department would all be part of a single organization.
The BMO Labour Market Report Card ranked the Hub City first out of 33 cities during the second quarter of 2020.
In 2012, Stephen Dixon started the Fredericton-based brewery in the basement of his house. They are now expanding across Canada with plans to grow into international markets.
And that’s just the start. This RJ Scott Homes Development is also close to a neighbourhood beach, walking trails, the qplex and the highway to the city.