Seamus Byrne Running For NB Liberal Leadership
Seamus Byrne announced his candidacy for the leadership of the Liberal Party of New Brunswick at a virtual event on December 17 in Saint John.
New Brunswick
‘The People Aren’t There’: CFIB Says Government Must Help With Labour Shortage
Despite a majority of affected businesses raising wages, labour shortage issues persist, leading many small businesses to try a number of alternatives,
Platform Aims To Secure Funding For More Female Entrepreneurs
Leading Lenders is a free online information database, toolkit, and blog for lenders who are innovating and adapting to the needs of New Brunswick’s women entrepreneurs.
S.J. Councillor, Business Owner Changes Mind On Minimum Wage After Facebook Debate
Saint John City Councillor and Taste of Egypt co-owner Paula Radwan was against New Brunswick’s minimum wage increase until a civil discussion on Facebook, of all things, changed her mind.
The New Online Tool In N.B. Designed To Help Entrepreneurs
The challenges of the Covid-19 pandemic haven’t slowed the number of New Brunswickers choosing to start their own business. The government has launched a new online tool to help them get a good start.
CyberNB Gets New Digs At Cyber Centre
The core of the Fredericton’s Innovation District is fast becoming the place for collaboration.
The Feel Good Store Marks Its 20-Year Birthday
Owner Anne McShane says when she first opened the store, people were only just starting to learn about wellness products. Most weren’t available to purchase in one place and she would have to hunt around when looking for items for herself.
Tory Finance Critic Talks Inflation In N.B.
Making stops in Saint John, Moncton, Fredericton, and Miramichi, Poilievre used his time away from the House of Commons to discuss inflation, the economy, and the ongoing supply chain problems with the people of New Brunswick.
Photo Book Captures Schism Of Living East And Working West
Photographer Chris Donovan’s photo book, Stay Solid or Go West, captures the unique Maritime dichotomy of working and living out west when home is in the east.
A Well-Deserved $2 Raise
The New Brunswick government was rightly criticized – and mocked – for announcing a 5-cent increase to the minimum wage earlier this year. They did the right thing by introducing a more generous increase last week.
