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Many pay rates will rise in 2010
Atlantic Canadians can expect pay raises that will outstrip inflation in 2010, with pay hikes bigger than those expected in larger Canadian centers such as Toronto, Vancouver and Calgary.
CareerBeacon.com job listings
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Business coach Barry Braun in Moncton
Business and behavioural coach Barry Braun will conduct a free two-hour workshop next Monday, Nov. 9, from 3 p.m. to 5 p.m. at the Moncton Coliseum.
P.I.'s closing after 50 years
It's the end of an era as Richard's Meat Market, better known as P.I.'s, is set to close next Saturday. The business has served Metro Moncton for half a century, first on King Street for a generation, and then at its "new" location on Milner Avenue since 1986.
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Metro Moncton continues to grow
There are more people living and working in Metro now than there were this time last year, according to new figures from Statistics Canada.
Bonds
Prices closed higher in moderate trading on Friday.
Markets up
Highlights at the close of Friday's world financial market trading.
Currencies
These are indicative wholesale rates for foreign currency provided by the Bank of Montreal at midday on Friday. Please inquire at any branch for cash rates. Quotations in Canadian funds.
Oil prices
Oil prices tumbled Friday after the government said the U.S. unemployment rate topped 10 per cent for the first time since 1983.
Fraser Papers recalls workers
Fraser Papers Inc. (TSX:FPS) said yesterday it has recalled 175 employees back to work as it plans to restart operations at its lumber mill in Plaster Rock on Nov. 16.
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Nature centre receives tourism award
Cape Jourimain Nature Centre won a national award for sustainable tourism at a gala ceremony in Saint John last week.
Moncton hosts Éloizes
The Éloizes Awards, which celebrate Acadian artistry near and far, are returning to Moncton next spring after a five-year absence from the Hub City.
Dieppe construction projects exceed $5 million mark in October
Housing construction remains healthy in Dieppe, with permits worth close to $5 million issued in October by the city's Building Inspection Services.
Scotiabank organizes fundraiser
Twelve seven-foot Christmas trees will be erected at Assumption Place, tomorrow, as part of a fundraising event.
Markets mixed
Highlights at the close of yesterday's world financial market trading.
Currencies
These are indicative wholesale rates for foreign currency provided by the Bank of Montreal at midday yesterday. Please inquire at any branch for cash rates. Quotations in Canadian funds.
Oil prices
Oil prices slipped yesterday as investors questioned whether the U.S. would regain its appetite for petroleum.
A good search engine is a must
Search Engine Optimization (SEO) is a key Internet marketing strategy, and one that any business with a website should be employing.
Metro company hopes for slot in casino
Darren Sherwood sees himself as the underdog in the international video gaming industry and is hoping his Moncton-based company -- Canadian Gaming Service -- will be picked to provide machines for the new casino now under construction near Magnetic Hill.
CMHC predicting moderate increase next year
New Brunswickers can expect a moderate rebound in housing sales and construction in 2010, Canada Mortgage and Housing Corporation said in its housing market outlook for next year released this week.
Bathurst embraces wireless service
City officials and business people got a first-hand look at modern technology at work this week when a team from Moncton-based Red Ball Internet introduced them to innovative new wireless monitoring and tracking operations for their city.
Virtual Career Fair a success
The latest instalment of CareerBeacon.com's Virtual Career Fair wrapped up last night at midnight and was another success for both job seekers and employers seeking skilled workers.
Maverick's celebrates three years
It has to be tough when two of your three years in business are marked by major road construction out in front of your restaurant, but nevertheless, Maverick's Steakhouse is happily celebrating its third anniversary this month with a new chef and a new weekend brunch menu.
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