N.B. to hold public consultation on minimum wage

N.B. to hold public consultation on minimum wage

The New Brunswick government is holding a public consultation regarding the province’s minimum wage, which is currently $15.90, the third lowest in Canada. Although the Department of Post-Secondary Education, Training and Labour (PETL) reviews the minimum wage every two years, this will be the first public consultation in 10 years. Randy Hatfield, executive director of […]

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 New specimen lab expands health-care access in Saint Andrews

New specimen lab expands health-care access in Saint Andrews

Residents in Saint Andrews can now have blood and other specimens collected closer to home after Horizon Health Network (HHN) opened a full-time lab at the St. Andrews Wellness Centre, reducing the need to travel outside the community for testing. The lab, which operates Monday through Friday with a full-time phlebotomist, provides blood and specimen […]

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 Province’s $64M climate investment includes major EV charging expansion

Province’s $64M climate investment includes major EV charging expansion

The New Brunswick government is investing nearly $64 million through its climate change fund to support 72 projects, including three that will expand the province’s electric vehicle charging network.  According to a media release, the Department of Environment and Local Government (ELG), the Department of Energy, the Department of Transportation and Infrastructure (DTI) and the […]

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 New upgrades improve longevity of McAdam Railway Station

New upgrades improve longevity of McAdam Railway Station

The McAdam Railway Station, which is celebrating its 125th anniversary, has had major infrastructure upgrades to make operating the building sustainable year round.  Construction of the railway station began in 1901, and features architect Edward Maxwell’s Chateâu Style architecture.  The combined station and hotel was originally designed for passengers changing trains on their journey to […]

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