Uptown Saint John Running Room Closing
The Covid-19 pandemic and reduced foot traffic in Brunswick Square made it too hard for the small store to keep operating.
New Brunswick
Immigrant Support, Access To Employment Top Issues For N.B. Residents Who Can’t Vote
“Once you fall in love with something, you want to be a part of it, to feel a sense of belonging, and that is how I feel about New Brunswick,” said Asif Hasan, the CEO of Simptek Technologies and a permanent resident who can’t vote.
Green Party Leader Says The Minimum Wage Should Be $15 Per Hour
David Coon, leader of the New Brunswick Green Party, took questions from business leaders in a Zoom session on Tuesday afternoon.
Vickers Says Province Will Attract People With High-Paying Jobs
The Liberal leader took part in an online Political Leaders Series hosted by New Brunswick’s Chambers of Commerce and economic development organizations on Tuesday morning.
Higgs Says Small Nuclear Reactors Will Help Meet World’s ‘Thirst’ For Energy
The Progressive Conservative leader faced questions from the province’s business leaders Tuesday as part of a political leadership series organized by some of the province’s key business groups.
‘Lost Votes Survey’ Seeks Views Of New Brunswickers Who Can’t Vote
An electoral reform commission under former Premier Brian Gallant’s government recommended that permanent residents critical to economic growth be able to vote, but the change has still not been made.
Employment Holds Steady In New Brunswick As Province Recovers
Nova Scotia had the largest employment gain in Atlantic Canada with an increase of 7,200 jobs, mostly in part-time work.
Grand Bay Teen’s Fitness Videos Viewed By Millions On YouTube, TikTok
Eighteen-year-old Anna McNulty creates flexibility routines, workouts, acrobatic tutorials and lifestyle videos which she posts on across Instagram, TikTok and her central platform, YouTube.
Jesse Vergen Assumes Ownership Of Ale House Companies
Celebrity chef and Quispamsis resident Jesse Vergen, a Food Network Canada regular, has bought out his long-time business partner, Peter Stoddart, something they had discussed when they first partnered in 2004.
Liberals To Eliminate Glyphosate Spraying On Crown Land
Speaking in Rogersville on Monday, leader Kevin Vickers promises to gradually eliminate the use of the pesticide on public-owned land, over a four-year period to allow for industry to adjust.
