Trudeau Says Loans For Large Companies Will Protect Millions Of Jobs
The prime minister promised to put safeguards in place to protect the environment and prevent companies from using the money on shareholder dividends and executive compensation.
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‘Beyond The Bump’ Educating Expecting Parents During Covid-19
The Fredericton-based company launched in March just when the province’s state of emergency came into effect and prenatal courses offered by New Brunswick hospitals were cancelled.
McAllister Place In Saint John Will Re-Open Wednesday
The mall says several restrictions and enhanced safety measures will be in place to keep customers and employees safe.
Physical Distancing Concerns Small Businesses As They Prepare To Re-Open
The Canadian Federation of Independent Business has found there are a number of concerns still plaguing member companies as they prepare to open.
N.B. Needs Economic Transformation After Recovery, Says Economist
Herb Emery of UNB says the province was struggling before the pandemic, and the outbreak is exacerbating existing economic and demographic issues.
Sankara Market Expands Mealbox Service To Moncton, And Soon, Halifax
Sai Krishna Food Services Corp. and Partner Seafood are offering cooked Indian dishes and lobster, respectively, through Sankara’s meal box program.
St. John’s Startup Wins Gerry Pond Sales Award
The award is named after Gerry Pond, who co-founded Propel in 2003. Since then, he’s played an integral role in the organization, which helps launch tech startups in Atlantic Canada.
Restaurants, Malls Can Re-Open As New Brunswick Moves To ‘Orange’ Phase
Museums, galleries, libraries, campgrounds, and non-emergency health services such as dental, physiotherapy, optometry services and massage therapy can now re-open with proper physical distancing guidelines.
Demand For Canadian Pulp Products High, Lumber Markets Struggling
The Forest Products Association of Canada appears before House of Commons committee to report on how the industry and workers are managing through the Covid-19 crisis.
Maritime Cities Lost 20,000 Jobs In April
Unemployment in Halifax, Saint John, Moncton continued to climb last month as the Canadian economy suffered unprecedented job losses brought on by Covid-19.
