Alberta Premier Says Canada Needs Energy East Pipeline
Jason Kenney says the east-west pipeline can still be built if the federal government and the provinces make potential investors feel confident that it’s a viable investment once again.
Jason Kenney says the east-west pipeline can still be built if the federal government and the provinces make potential investors feel confident that it’s a viable investment once again.
The Emerging Exporter of the Year award, one of five awards given out at a gala event in Saint John Thursday, took on added significance this year when organizers decided to name it after Yves Maillet, the much-loved vice-president of business growth at Opportunities NB who died in an accident in early April.
For the next two years, NBIF will invest up to $250,000 per year in companies participating in the Energia accelerator.
Dan Martell was once a troubled youth, but he’s now a successful entrepreneur and investor, he’s giving back to the cause close to his heart: helping children and teenagers who are at-risk.
Trissie (Bin) Suo and Joe (Liang) Li came about a year ago from Beijing with their children of four and seven looking for a better life. They bought “A Bite of Beijing” along with them.
It’s been a prominent discussion in the news and in the community at large – the need for shelters and services to house and support those who are most marginalized in our cities. Here are five things businesses can do to help.
From lobsters to leisurewear, Opportunities NB and the Atlantic Canadian Opportunities Agency (ACOA) will recognize the companies growing the economy through exports.
In accepting the Port Award of the Year at Tuesday’s Port Days luncheon, the co-CEO of J.D. Irving, Limited (JDI), said there has been a longtime family tradition of visiting the port as young people, learning about how important it is to the family businesses and the community itself.
Cooke purchased the 148-year-old Shaarei Zedek Synagogue in 2017. After almost three years of extensive renovations, employees will be moving in over the coming weeks.
Startups from across Atlantic Canada were celebrated Tuesday night in Fredericton at Startup Canada’s Atlantic region awards.