Trudeau’s Million New Jobs? Thank Immigrants For That
Without immigration, our labour market would stall and our economy would sputter.
New Brunswick
Six Issues That N.B Business Leaders Want Addressed During The Federal Election Campaign
Huddle spoke to Fredericton Chamber of Commerce CEO Krista Ross, her Moncton counterpart John Wishart and Atlantic Chamber of Commerce policy VP Glenn Davis about the priorities of the business community this election.
Five Things That Will Surprise You About New Brunswick’s Manufacturing Industry
Dr. Herb Emery and a team of researchers with the JDI Roundtable on Manufacturing Competitiveness will reveal findings about the strengths of the sector at a forum September 25-26 in Fredericton, but Emery shares some things here that surprised him during the research process.
Dorian Rainfall Leads To Closure Of Shellfish Harvesting Areas In N.B., N.S. And P.E.I.
Fisheries and Oceans Canada shut down large portions of shellfish harvesting areas in New Brunswick, Nova Scotia and P.E.I. due to fears of contamination following heavy rainfall that came with Hurricane Dorian.
This Company Is Offering Up To $7,500 For Workers Who Want To Move To Atlantic Canada
teele Auto Group, headquartered in Dartmouth, needs to fill 59 positions immediately, so it launched a campaign that includes a financial incentive to attract talent to its Atlantic Canadian locations.
Are Waves Of People Really Leaving New Brunswick For Greener Pastures?
The evidence indicates that inward and outward migration to/from New Brunswick and other provinces have been fairly stable for basically 30 years, says David Campbell.
UNB Professor Gets Legacy Award For Work On Multiculturalism And Immigration
Constantine Passaris has been promoting multiculturalism and immigration in the province for four decades, and has served in various national and international roles.
Six Things That Surprised Immigrants In New Brunswick
Three immigrants share the things that surprised them during their time in New Brunswick.
Economists Say Subsidy For Student Jobs Shouldn’t Vary So Greatly Across The Country
New Brunswick and P.E.I. received approximately double the national average, and Newfoundland and Labrador got more than three times the national average.
New Brunswick Retail Economy Had A Strong Start This Year, Says APEC Report
The province recorded the highest growth in retail sales in the region and the largest decline in manufacturing sales in Canada as low oil prices weighed on sales values., according to the Atlantic Provinces Economic Council.
