N.B. Pharmacists Disappointed By Decision To Remove 30-Day Prescription Limit
The province’s College of Pharmacists had limited refills because of shaky international supply chains.
COVID-19
Atlantic Canadians Believe COVID-19 Poses Serious Economic Threat
The majority of Atlantic Canadians who took part in a recent survey by Narrative Research also believe the virus will have a serious threat to their own personal financial situation.
N.B. Craft Alcohol Producers Getting Creative During Pandemic
Christine Comeau was hired this month to focus on strengthening the relationships of craft beverage producers with government representatives, economic development leaders, and supportive licensees.
Greater Moncton Task Force Working On Economic Recovery Plan
The Southeast Economic Recovery Task Force includes the City of Moncton, Expansion Dieppe and the city, the town of Riverview, the town of Sackville, WorkingNB and OpportunitiesNB.
Fredericton Restaurant Offers Free Meals For Frontline Workers
When a customer buys a sandwich or a wrap from the COVID-19 section on its website, Caribbean Flavas matches the amount and delivers the food to essential, frontline workers.
Uncorked Hosts Virtual Beer Tastings And A ‘Picnic At Home’
With so many people isolating at home due to COVID-19, one New Brunswick company is working to give them the experience of trying new beers and food with friends via Zoom.
Halifax Call Centre Employee Tests Positive For COVID-19
Other workers who came in contact with the employee have been sent home with pay and told to self-isolate for 14 days.
Harvest Jazz & Blues, Area 506 Cancel 2020 Festivals
Both Harvest Jazz & Blues, slated to take place in September in Fredericton and Area 506, set to take place in Saint John in August, have been cancelled after the province announced no large gatherings can be held this year.
New Brunswick Lifts Restrictions On ‘Low-Risk’ Public Activities
In the “orange” phase of a four-phase strategy, the province will allow public parks, beaches and golf courses to reopen. It will also open fishing and hunting seasons and allow for outdoor religious services.Â
New Brunswick Plans To Reopen Economy Soon, But Sets No Firm Date
The province will be announcing a plan in the coming days to loosen restrictions imposed under the state of emergency, including the gradual re-opening of the economy, the premier announced Thursday.
