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Owner of failed rolling stock rebuilder owes province of New Brunswick $5 million, court rules
A Moncton developer and former owner of a rail equipment company owes the province of New Brunswick almost Ca$5 million as a ...
Global Public Affairs Gains Stronghold in Atlantic Canada with Acquisition of m5 Public Affairs
Global Public Affairs (Global) is making waves in Atlantic Canada with the strategic acquisition of m5 Public Affairs, the ...
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More lawsuits against Moncton engineer over alleged building defects
A suspended Moncton structural engineer faces more lawsuits alleging design flaws in buildings that require repairs.
N.B. Liquor won't buy U.S. alcohol, even with tariff delay
New Brunswick had planned to remove U.S. alcohol from N.B. Liquor stores and avoid signing all but the most essential ...
Housing crisis in New Brunswick could get worse, with more people at risk, advocates warn
The New Brunswick Non-Profit Housing Association is issuing a call to action to all New Brunswickers for help solving the ...
Nauss Homes Moncton's Leading Home Builders Once Again Clinches 2025 Threebestrated® Trophy, Recaps Assessment Year
Nauss Homes - Home Builders from Moncton MONCTON, NEW BRUNSWICK, CANADA, January 27, 2025 /EINPresswire / -- Getting awards and recognition ca ...
New Brunswick patients step up calls for independent probe of mysterious neurological symptoms
New Brunswick Public Health investigation found no evidence of a shared common illness among 48 people who had reported ...
Prominent Moncton developer owes province $4.9M over failed railcar contracts, judge rules
A judge has ruled a Moncton developer owes $4.9 million to the New Brunswick government over failed railcar refurbishment contracts that cost the province millions.The case centred on a personal ...
TARIFF WAR: Can Tesla be evicted from malls in Toronto, Oshawa?
An Ontario voting advocacy group is urging real estate giant Cadillac Fairview to evict Tesla stores from its malls in ...
Millions owed to N.B. over Moncton rail contracts, judge rules
A recent court decision says a Moncton businessman owes $4.9 million to the New Brunswick government in connection with failed passenger rail refurbishment contracts.
Booze, tolls and procurement: How Maritime provinces are hitting back against U.S. tariffs
Maritime premiers — alongside Canada's other premiers and Prime Minister Justin Trudeau — are hitting back against U.S. President Donald Trump's tariffs.