S.J. Government Employees To Get Vaccinated Or Wear Masks, Get Tested
The city government will implement a Covid-19 vaccination or testing policy for employees and members of the council, effective September 20.
The city government will implement a Covid-19 vaccination or testing policy for employees and members of the council, effective September 20.
There were no Japanese and Korean restaurants in Shediac so Ted Park decided to open one for the community.
This new institute will have the broad goal of engaging academia, government, and the private sector to advance New Brunswick’s digital economy. Adrienne O’Pray will be the first executive director for the institute.
Fredericton’s ChefTorial and North American e-commerce business Local Line have launched a virtual platform where customers can buy products from farmers and take part in cooking classes on how to prepare dishes from the ingredients.
The N.B. government has decided not to recognize September 30 as a provincial holiday.
Jocelyne Bourque and Eric Haché have been entrepreneurs for many years in the music industry. That business has been slow in the pandemic so they put some energy into their maple products project and the response has been excellent.
If Mark Leger needed a lift heading into the last week of summer before school starts and the fall winds begin to blow, he could do no better than having conversations with Frank McKenna, Jason Gallant and Mylène Theriault.
Paulette Leblanc offers a range of experiences and services with kayak rentals, lessons, Yoga and meditation.
The Deputy Chair of the TB Bank Group is the featured guest at a sold-out fundraising event on September 7 for L’Arche Saint John, an organization that supports people with intellectual disabilities.
A new Narrative survey also shows support for the federal Liberals is holding strong in New Brunswick.