Greater Moncton Businesses Say Filling Labour Needs Is Biggest Challenge
A recent survey shows immigration, security and homelessness, and labour are all top-of-mind issues for businesses in the Greater Moncton area.
Immigration
Chamber Of Commerce Says French Consulate Key To Immigration Efforts
The only French Consulate in Atlantic Canada was set to close in Moncton in 2019 to save money but the Government of France later reversed that decision.
‘Succeed And Stay’ Immigration Program Diversifies Saint John
While finding a job was the biggest struggle reported in a new survey of Saint John immigrants, around 48 percent of newcomers found work within three months of moving to the city.
How Retirees And Students Help Hopewell Rocks’ Staff Tackle Busy Seasons
MONCTON – At the popular tourism spot Hopewell Rocks, a team of staff that’s diverse in age has been working “very well” together, said manager of interpretation and reception Paul Gaudet. Gaudet shared his story in a room of about 170 attendees of the Tourism Industry Association of New Brunswick’s summit in Moncton Thursday during […]
European Grocery Store ‘Taste Of Homeland’ Will Open In Moncton
The Mountain Road Store will offer Israeli kosher food and beverages, and also snacks, fish products, breads, cheese and other products from countries like Ukraine, Romania, Russia, Lithuania, Poland, and Germany.
Greater Moncton Targets 2,700 Immigrants A Year By 2024
The Greater Moncton area launched its 2020-2024 immigration strategy in front of approximately 150 people at the Avenir Centre on Thursday.
How Moncton Helps International Students Build A Life There After Graduation
Since 2015, the Greater Moncton area and the province have worked in a more targeted way to attract and retain international students.
Moncton’s Newcomer Employment Fair Attracts 41 Companies And 600 Job Seekers
It was packed at the Avenir Centre’s event room Friday morning, with hundreds of people greeting each other in many languages as they search for work at the city’s largest newcomer job fair to date.
N.B. Must Remain Focused On These Two Priorities In Shifting Global Economy
As a global war over the soul of capitalism rages on, David Campbell says we need to continue attracting migrants and encouraging a new generation of and entrepreneurship and investment in key sectors.
Greater Moncton Says It Will Need Up To 3,500 Immigrants A Year By 2024
The Hub City needs new residents to help fill the labour force gap with 17,000 people over the age of 55 are expected to retire in the next decade or so.
