N.B. Workers’ Compensation Rate Rises For Third Year In A Row
The 2019 average assessment rate will be $2.92 per $100 of payroll compared to the 2018 rate of $1.70.
The 2019 average assessment rate will be $2.92 per $100 of payroll compared to the 2018 rate of $1.70.
The 15-community New Conversations tour that included leading economists David Campbell and Richard Saillant found labour shortages and the need for immigrants in every corner of the province.
DHX says the sale is part of its ongoing strategic shift to focus and streamline its production operations.
Nadeau’s Sports Recruiting wants to work with top high school athletes and their families to exponentially increase their chances of getting recruited by the NCAA, the organization representing professional college sports in the United States.
The New Brunswick startup with the parking and transit app is giving Frederictonians a new way to help the homeless and curb panhandling in the downtown core.
The province’s tourism department is teaming up with Startup New Brunswick in hopes of finding innovative ideas for the tourism industry.
Sports executives quarterbacking a plan to secure a Canadian Football League team isย set to make an announcement Wednesday, but not likely about how to pay for a place to play.
The budget will include spending on a reconstruction of Lutz St., a community centre in the north end, and a new artificial turf for the CN Sportsplex soccer field.
Melissa Goguen and Mireille Fougรจre of Pink Cab want women, children, seniors and other vulnerable sections of the population to feel safe in their taxi.
The Fredericton-based company is expanding into Latin America and has its sights set on the United States.