Fredericton’s DrinkNB Brings Craft Ciders And Beer To Your Door
A new online order and delivery service is now bringing a selection of local beer and cider right to front doors in the greater Fredericton area.
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Bedford Superstore Closed After Employee Tests Positive for COVID-19
A company spokesperson confirmed Friday that an employee has tested positive for the coronavirus and that the store has been closed “for a thorough cleaning” and is expected to reopen tomorrow.
Ottawa Announces 75 Percent Wage Subsidy For Small Businesses
In his national address Friday, Prime Minister Justin Trudeau acknowledged that the original 10 percent subsidy was not enough to help small businesses get through the coronavirus crisis.
New Brunswick Unveils $50-Million In Financial Support For Economy
Up to 35,000 New Brunswickers are suddenly unemployed due to the COVID-19 pandemic. On Thursday Premier Blaine Higgs announced a $50-million plan to support the province’s economy.
Nova Scotia Premier Calls New Coronavirus Case ‘A Wakeup Call’
The province’s chief medical officer says the case is connected to a St. Patrick’s Day party that approximately 50 people attended, and stressed the importance of avoiding social gatherings.
Ottawa Will Give $2,000 A Month To Workers Affected By Coronavirus
Canada’s COVID-19 aid package also includes a boost to the GST credit, Child Tax Benefits and the manufacturing capacity of companies to help produce medical equipment.
Italian By Night Shares Recipes Online, Gives You A Night Out At Home
The kitchens are closed at the uptown Saint John restaurant, but its loyal customers can still enjoy the restaurant’s dishes via social media and even try their hand cooking the savoury meals.
That’s A Lot Of Bread: Mrs. Dunster’s Now Producing 25,000 Loaves A Day
Blair and Rosalyn Hyslop now live by the mantra “communication, compassion and flexibility” as they make major changes to the operations of Mrs. Dunster’s and Kredl’s Corner Market within days.
Organigram Plans To Reduce Workforce To Address Coronavirus Measures
The Moncton-based is also donating 500 liters of ethanol and working with Moncton’s Mapleton Pharmacy to produce hand sanitizers for the healthcare sector.
N.B. Cultural Workforce Does Things Like Live-Streaming To Make Up Lost Income
The coronavirus pandemic has made earning a living really difficult for musicians like Michel LeBlanc from Dieppe and artists like Sarah Jones from Saint John.
