N.B. Introduces Balanced Budget With Lower Property Taxes
The PC budget is designed to please businesses and building owners with lower taxes, and low-income earners and social welfare advocates with higher social assistance rates.
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Robert Irving Among Honourees At Moncton Rotary’s 100th Anniversary
The co-CEO of J.D. Irving, Limited will be recognized alongside Olympian Geneviève Lalonde, Connie Woodside and Paralympic swimmer Danielle Dorris.
Splash Opens Take-Out Location In Rothesay
Since opening in 2011, Splash has created a large base of loyal customers at its Saint John restaurant on Rothesay Avenue.
N.B. Couple Wants To Save Old Churches By Turning Them Into Cottages
Danny Lagacé and his wife Jo-Anne have a love for old things. They’re trying to save some of New Brunswick’s old churches by turning them into multi-purpose cottages.
Nuclear Needed To Become Carbon Neutral: Moltex Energy
A British company developing small modular reactors in New Brunswick says there is no way to become carbon neutral without nuclear.
Jaza Raises $1.7-Million To Fund Renewable Energy Projects In Tanzania
The Halifax-based company has 70 “Energy Hubs” that serves more than 23,000 people in rural areas of the African nation.
Four Years After Arrival, Syrian Refugees Are Becoming Entrepreneurs
Four years after arriving in Fredericton, these Syrian refugees are now running their own businesses and working in their chosen fields.
How Three Women Hope Nova Scotia Agriculture Can Change
Women in Nova Scotia agriculture can face some significant barriers. But things are starting to change.
Alicia Ismach Wants To Help Grow Fintech in Atlantic Canada
Alicia Ismach wants to further her work in fintech in the region by bringing together all Atlantic Canadian companies whose solutions could be adopted in financial services.
Unemployment Up in Halifax as Job Market Grows
In February, the unemployment rate in Halifax rose to 6.6 percent from 6.4 percent in January.
