Vickers Says Province Will Attract People With High-Paying Jobs
The Liberal leader took part in an online Political Leaders Series hosted by New Brunswick’s Chambers of Commerce and economic development organizations on Tuesday morning.
Business
Blockbuster Film Starring Saint John Native Coming To Disney+
The long-delayed Disney film Mulan, starring Nelson Less, will skip theatres in North America and be released September 4 on the company’s streaming service.
It’s A Business With Buzz, Once You Get Used To ‘50,000 Bees Looking Back At You’
Marrs Sweet Syrup sells all-natural products made with real beeswax. His products include, lip balms, body balms, raw honey, and soap.
Propel Looking For Atlantic Canada’s ‘Next Global Company’ With New Contest
Startup businesses across the region have a chance at winning a prize pack worth $50,000 in a new contest from Atlantic Canadian tech accelerator Propel.
Fredericton Jewellery Business Supports At-Risk Venezuelan Families
The international students from Venezuela and Brazil created Asteria because the jewellery from that region was popular with people they met in Fredericton.
ACOA Provides $5.2-Million In Support For Young Entrepreneurs
The money is being given to 21 initiatives delivered through five organizations across Atlantic Canada.
Who Had The Best Reopening Strategy – New Brunswick Or Nova Scotia?
New data from CFIB shows a stark difference in the health of small businesses in both New Brunswick and Nova Scotia, and a difference in the way Covid-19 cases are trending.
Livestream Expansion Dieppe’s Virtual Award Banquet, Order Your Favourite Takeout
The annual awards dinner will take place online on June 25. In place of the meal, the organizers are encouraging attendees to order food and beverages from establishments in town.
‘A Sense Of Excitement’ For Businesses Reopening In Halifax
Businesses in Halifax are happy to start reopening, but operators still have many challenges ahead in the coming days, weeks, and months.
Reopened Halifax Businesses ‘Fighting To Keep Their Heads Above Water’
For many of Halifax’s restaurants, barbershops and gyms, reopening in a world still gripped by Covid-19 has meant completely rethinking how they operate.
