N.B. Employers ‘Very Cautious’ About Hiring New Staff
Employers in Fredericton, Moncton, and Saint John anticipate a relatively optimistic employment outlook next quarter but are feeling timid when it comes to hiring, according to one staffing firm.
Saint John
Operations Resume At AIM Recycling In Saint John
The west Saint John facility was ordered to shut down early last week after a pair of explosions exceeded the noise limit set out in their approval to operate.
Saint John Returing To ‘Yellow’ Phase Of Recovery
Dr. Jennifer Russell says while the outbreak in Zone 2 is not completely over, new case growth has slowed significantly
Proposed Saint John Development Will Make Retirement Living Something To Be Excited About
The Ethos Ridge development will include features that make it a great place to live, including balconies, a pool, bistro, a community garden, and easy access to waterfront and walking trails.
Saint John Looking To Increase Development Fees
The fee adjustments are part of last spring’s sustainability report, which is a guiding document aimed at curbing the city’s deficit by the end of 2020.
Air Canada Suspending All Flights To Saint John Starting January 11
The Saint John Airport has confirmed that this news means all flights in and out of the airport are now temporarily suspended.
Air Canada will also suspend all flights in Sydney, and four routes in Deer Lake, Charlottetown, Fredericton and Halifax until further notice.
Developer With A Track Record Buys 91 King Street In Uptown Saint John
After many false starts by developers that came before him, Percy Wilbur says he can transform the “old Woolworth’s building” into a residential complex, as he is doing on the old Gothic Arches site.
Saint John Chamber Announces Annual Business Awards Recipients
InSpirit 2020 will be the online-only version of the organization’s annual Outstanding Business Awards.
Fredericton, Moncton Regions Returning To ‘Yellow’ Phase
Premier Blaine Higgs said the Saint John health region (Zone 2) will remain at the “orange” phase of recovery for the time being.
N.B.’s Employment Back To Pre-Covid Level With 4,200 Jobs Added In November
According to Statistics Canada, the 1.2 percent monthly increase is the first significant employment gain for New Brunswick since it saw substantial growth in May and June.
