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.
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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.
Why Now Is The Right Time To Launch A Sustainable Lifestyle Store In Saint John
Juniper wants to help people make ethical consumer choices by carrying sustainably made and sourced products such as clothing, skin/hair care, gifts, and small homewares.
St. Louis Bar & Grill Opening Quispamsis Location
The Canadian owned and operated company that is known for its wings, ribs, and sauces will open in October.
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.
Report Says ‘Living Wage’ Around $20 Per Hour In Halifax, Saint John
The Canadian Centre for Policy Alternatives says the minimum wage should be raised to $15, but the CEO of the Saint John Region Chamber of Commerce says businesses can’t afford a large increase.
Why David Irving Calls 3D Metal Printing A ‘Disruptive Technology’ For N.B. Manufacturing
A new competition with grants up to $25,000 will challenge local businesses to find innovative and creative ways to use a new technology that’s already transforming industries like shipping and aerospace.
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.
J.D. Irving Says Forestry Industry ‘Targeted’ In Proposed Glyphosate Bans
The Liberals and Greens recently announced plans to ban glyphosate, which is approved for use by Health Canada but deemed “probably carcinogenic to humans” by the International Agency for Research on Cancer.
PCs Promote Potential Of Small Nuclear Reactors
Blaine Higgs said the Progressive Conservatives have a plan to further develop SMRs noting a memorandum of understanding signed last year with the provinces of Ontario and Saskatchewan.
