Public Hearings For Two Moncton Subdivisions
The public will have a chance to have its say on October 17 on two subdivisions proposed off Elmwood Drive, in Moncton.
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Brew Fest Boss Hustles For Sponsors For Growing Event
It was with no shortage of effort that Amber Richards recruited sponsors to this year’s Atlantic Canadian Craft Brew Fest.
Supreme Court Approves $2.3-Million Payout In Class Action Against Organigram
The Supreme Court of Nova Scotia has approved a $2.31 million settlement in a class action lawsuit against Organigram Holdings Inc. over tainted cannabis.
Assumption Life Appoints New VP And CTO
Assumption Life has hired a former employee as its vice president and chief technical officer.
Critical Staff Shortage At N.B. Emergency Rooms
The Emergency Departments at the Moncton Hospital and Saint John Regional Hospital are experienced a critical shortage of nursing staff over the weekend.
Avenir Centre ‘Trending In Right Direction’
During that period, the City of Moncton deferred minimum payment guarantees to ASM Global over three years and provided the operator with repayable financial assistance of $1.4 million.
Summer Visitor Numbers Up In Moncton Region
Jillian Somers, the CEO of Destination Moncton-Dieppe, says the numbers are “very strong,” especially for June. Some are even witnessing numbers that have outpaced comparable months in 2019.
Just Fit Fitness Center Expands With New Health Studio
The owner of a gym in Riverview has taken over a neighbouring property to include a fitness studio with her business.
U-Haul Applies To Take Over Costco’s Former Moncton Home
U-Haul is seeking permission from the City of Moncton to take up the space formerly occupied by Costco on Trinity Drive.
Relative Affordability Means Slower-Cooling N.B. Housing Markets
Two Moncton-based real estate industry voices weigh on on why New Brunswick’s real estate market is cooling relatively slower than much of the rest of Canada.
