What’s Going On With Moncton’s Contentious Eastgate Development?
The project squeked through first reading despite strong opposition from the public, city planners, and some councillors.
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Despite More Expenses, Killam Ups Profits Thanks To Higer Rents, Record Occupancy
Fuel and salary costs are eating into Killam’s profits, but the company has been able to squeeze more money out of its properties.
Saint Andrews Landmark Finds New Owners
An unexpected trip to Saint Andrews in 2014 led a Belgium couple to a new life in Canada.
Tentative Deal Means Potential End To Dalhousie Strike
Teaching assistants, part-time instructors, markers and demonstrators walked off the job on October 19.
APEC Warns Of Slowing Economy In 2023
Atlantic Canada’s economy will face headwinds in 2023, but increases in immigration and other investments will help offset the challenges.
Auditor General Says Nova Scotia Must Do Better To Hit Immigration Targets
Kim Adair says the province is doing some thing right but falling short in key areas that could undermine trust in the system.
JDI, McCain, Cooke Among Six Employers Selected For New Immigration Stream
The employers will provide skills and language training, as well as guidance and support to the newcomers they bring into the province.
Moncton Tommy Hilfiger Location To Permanently Close
A major fashion chain has announced plans to permanently shutter at Moncton’s Mapleton Centre.
Sussex Craft Distillery Acquires Main Street Waterfront Location
The Sussex Craft Distillery is aiming to make the move from its industrial park location to Main Street.
NB Health Coalition Rallies Against Privatization
The Coalition says privatization will create an even bigger worker shortage in the public system.
