Flair Airlines Delays Launch Of Saint John Service Until The Fall
Flair Airlines has also cancelled flights to and from Charlottetown, Halifax and Ottawa through the end of October.
Flair Airlines has also cancelled flights to and from Charlottetown, Halifax and Ottawa through the end of October.
Economist says one would need to make a compelling case to justify selling Saint John Energy after examining the findings of his recent economic impact assessment on the utility.
Wagners Law Firm filed a statement of claim against Northwoodcare Group Inc. on June 1, alleging that the facility’s Covid-19 safety measures were “ineffective, inadequate, and too late.”
Baymount Outdoor Adventures at Hopewell Rocks opens on June 10 and hopes New Brunswickers may come out instead of the people from outside the province.
Ken Dobson, general sales manager at Leisure Time Sales, says losing a few months where people could come in to buy or rent RVs could explain some of the pent up demand for RVs.
Make no mistake: Covid-19 has been, and will be, terrible for tourism-related businesses in the HRM. But as the 2020 tourist season begins to take shape, there are a few small reasons for optimism.
Daniel Doiron, a business professor at the University of New Brunswick, says local companies need to embrace the future of shopping online.
It looks like Moncton city council could move forward with a plan to make a section of Main Street one-way, along with bike lanes, for the summer.
Exercise facilities like ForFitness and Athletics in Rothesay are adapting to a new way of operating and serving their members, both online and in-person as restrictions are loosened.
The Fredericton store shouldn’t be far behind. It’s expected to open by mid-June.