Thrift Store Closures A Major Revenue Hit For Salvation Army Ministries
The Maritime locations of the Salvation Army are having to get “creative” with their programming as COVID-19 has forced them to abandon one of their main sources of revenue.
New Brunswick
Graduating N.B. Students Face Uncertain Job Market During Pandemic
While the provincial government and individual universities have announced one-time payments for students, there has yet to be a longer-term solution proposed for new grads entering the workforce.
Brilliant Labs Nurtures Creative Learning In Kids With Online Programs
The N.B. non-profit organization is utilizing technology and project-based learning to inspire children and involve the entire family during the COVID-19 pandemic.
How To Buy A House Or Rent An Apartment During COVID-19 Crisis
N.B. real estate agents and property owners are selling homes and renting apartments during the coronavirus pandemic using new technologies and social distancing practices.
N.S., N.B Walmart Workers Receive Early Bonus Payments Of More Than $6-Million
The employees are also receiving a $2 per hour raise for April, with Walmarts across the country looking to hire 10,000 more people to meet the need in stores.
N.B., N.S. Have Lost 38,200 Foodservice Jobs Due To Coronavirus Crisis
A Restaurants Canada survey found nine percent of restaurants have closed permanently across the country, and another 18 percent could close within a month if relief doesn’t come quickly.
It’s Business As Usual For Essential Services At Saint John City Market
A number of vendors in the city centre market are still open with online purchasing and pick-up and delivery options for loyal shoppers.
N.B. Business Webinars Help Answer Entrepreneurs’ Top Coronavirus Questions
The weekly video series will try to answer some of the most frequently asked questions that businesses have when it comes to staying afloat.
Fredericton Cab Driver Among 11 New Cases Of COVID-19 In N.B.
New Brunswick now has a total of 81 cases, including 14 people who have recovered.
Lower Carbon Tax, Higher Minimum Wage Now In Effect In N.B.
New Brunswickers are now paying less to fill up their vehicle’s fuel tank, and low-income earners will see a modest boost in the minimum wage.
