Federal Support for Black Entrepreneurship: What it Means for Canadian Business

by Johnny | Oct 23, 2025 | Business

Understanding the Broader Canadian Business LandscapeAs we navigate the evolving economic landscape, businesses across Canada, including those in Saint John, New Brunswick, are constantly seeking opportunities for growth and support. While local initiatives are...

Uptown Saint John Welcomes Umami Kid: A New Taste of Authentic Japanese Ramen

by Johnny | Oct 23, 2025 | Business

Saint John, New Brunswick’s business landscape continues to thrive, offering residents and visitors an exciting array of new experiences. As we move through the autumn of 2025, the city’s vibrant Uptown core remains a hub of entrepreneurial spirit, with...

Your Voice Matters: Saint John Seeks Public Input on Heavy Trucking in Central Peninsula

by Johnny | Oct 23, 2025 | City

The City of Saint John is asking for your help to shape the future of transportation in the Central Peninsula. As part of its master transportation plan, MoveSJ, the city is reviewing its policies on heavy truck traffic and wants to hear from residents, business...

Canada’s Justice Ministers Target Bail Reform, Policing, and Border Security in National Meeting

by Johnny | Oct 23, 2025 | Canada

National Strategy for Safer Communities Takes ShapeCanada’s top justice and public safety ministers recently concluded a two-day meeting in Alberta to address critical issues facing communities across the country, including right here in New Brunswick. The...

Canada Pledges $36.9 Million to Tackle Violent Extremism in Communities

by Johnny | Oct 23, 2025 | Canada

Federal Government Boosts Funding for Anti-Radicalization Initiatives The Government of Canada is investing nearly $37 million to support community-based efforts aimed at preventing radicalization and violent extremism across the country. The Honourable Ruby Sahota,...