How Fredericton’s Northside Creators Market Acts Like A Mini Business Incubator
Businesses like Oh So Sweet, Saffron Indian Foods, and Goodvybz Catering all tested their products in this market, and now they have permanent locations.
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Saint John Newcomer Job Fair Attracts Hundreds
The Newcomer Connections Hiring Fair was the biggest event of its kind the YMCA and Saint John Newcomers Centre have hosted.
New England Salaries Much Higher Than Atlantic Canada’s
In 2019 there was a major gap between the prosperity of the two regions.
Welcoming Refugees Is A Win-Win
There are many reasons why welcoming refugees is positive for Atlantic Canada.
Rate Increase Limit Will Cost Nova Scotia Power $150 Million
The head Emera says government legislation limiting rate increases will cost his company $150 million next year and stop it from investing in new green energy initiatives.
Projected Surplus In N.B. Jumps To $774M
The surplus is five times higher than the $135 million anticipated just two months ago and 22 times higher than the budgeted surplus of $35.2 million.
Louisiana’s Acadian Diaspora An Important Cultural And Economic Touchstone For New Brunswick
Cultural exchanges are beneficial to the arts and the economies of both New Brunswick and Louisiana.
Why Is Sobeys Being So Secretive About IT Problems?
Moncton-area cybersecurity expert Scott Beck suspects this could be a far-reaching problem.
New Campaign Reminds Nova Scotians To ‘Buy Local Again’
Many small retailers in Halifax are struggling. Buy local campaigns from two years ago have long run out of steam and many independent businesses are seeing significant drops in sales.
Podcast: Don Mills On Building Communities Through Business And Volunteerism
In this week’s episode of the “Insights” podcast, we turn the microphone around. Don Mills was recently inducted into the Nova Scotia Business Hall of Fame, an honour he received because of his successful business career and extensive volunteer activities.
