All New Brunswick Businesses Can Now Reopen
All of New Brunswick is now in the Yellow level of pandemic recovery, including the Campbellton region.
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N.S. Premier Says Bars, Restaurants Can Now Operate At 100 Percent Capacity
Stephen McNeil said the province’s economy will continue to open up, and more restrictions on public gatherings will also be lifted. Starting on July 3rd, a business that uses an “event planner” can host an outdoor gathering of 150 people and indoor gatherings of 200.
Saint John Regional Hospital Foundation Welcomes New Board Members
Joining a dedicated group of community-minded New Brunswickers are Dr. Colin Barry and Mr. Dean Mullin.
Malley Industries Wins Business Excellence Award At Expansion Dieppe Virtual Banquet
CAVOK Brewing, EXIT Realty Associates and Bennic ice cream shop were also honoured during an online event that featured popular local artists as entertainment.
Watch The New Tourism NS Video Designed To Inspire Your Staycation
The ad is aimed at residents in the province, rather than far-away tourists who can’t come here right now.
Bengal Lancers Getting Back In The Saddle With The ‘Horses Of Halifax’
The downtown club was prepared, in some ways, for a pandemic because they went through a similar situation in 2018 when they had to quarantine their stables due to an outbreak of a highly contagious equine disease.
WestJet Layoffs Include 279 Employees In N.B., 102 In N.S.
The company says it is closing its contact centres in Moncton, Halifax and Vancouver and will consolidate the centres to Calgary.
Holy Whale’s Riverview Beer Garden Will Open Friday
The Alma-based brewery had opened a shipping container cafe that also served beer and snacks in 2017 on the Chocolate River Station’s parking lot. But to accommodate physical distancing requirements, they’ll open a beer garden this summer, just steps away on the deck of the Chocolate River Station.
Moncton Homes Selling Quickly, Even During Pandemic
Real estate agent Roger Leblanc says the market is based on supply and demand, and right now there aren’t many homes up for sale, and that’s good news for the sellers.
Atlantic Lottery Lays Off 61 Employees
The CEO says the corporation is facing business challenges requiring the organization to urgently transform, and COVID-19 has accelerated the need.
