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Becoming an entrepreneur has its rewards, but it isn’t for everyone
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Mainstreet Redevelopment Sackville Inc. business of the month: The Corner Drug Store
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Opportunities NB funding policy to support export-oriented small businesses
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Destination: Renovation - Think ahead to determine what you want back from what you put in
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Solving insolvency: steps towards a better credit score
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Searching for a specific tax credit? It may no longer exist
Bad Credit? Yes, it’s a problem
No credit. Bad credit. No problem. Clearly, I watch too much television because I see this message pop up on the screen way too often. It’s usually advertisements for auto financing or payday loans. Even mortgages can be obtained ...
Picking the pockets of seniors
It started off innocently enough, with a few friendly messages on Facebook from another senior who certainly seemed like the real deal. “I had a street address (for him) and the whole bit,” said Heather Marchione. The ...
Winegarden Estate wins gold, silver in Canadian Artisan Spirit Competition
It’s been a very good year for Winegarden Estate. The winery/distillery located in Baie Verte, NB has garnered one gold and two silver medals in a country-wide spirit competition. Winegarden Estate picked up a gold medal for its Anis, Eau de ...
First Cut a winner - Lawrencetown’s Lunn’s Mill takes IPA gold at Down East Brewing Awards
LAWRENCETOWN, NS - When Lunn’s Mill Beer Company opened on March 2 of 2017, they introduced an IPA they hadn’t named yet – it was just called XPA #1. A year later, almost to the day it won a gold medal at the 2018 Down East Brewing ...
Spring is here: Income tax credits and benefits should be top of mind
Get the most out of your refund in order to reinvest elsewhere It’s a sure sign of spring to hear birds chirping and to see crocuses sprouting up through brown grass. The snow slowly melts away to bring into clear view what havoc winter has ...
Yard sailing through Revenue Canada waters
It was a quill box, a highly sought-after bit of First Nations craftwork, and it was priced at only $2 at a Nova Scotia yard sale. A rare find. “They’re very artistic and it takes a lot of work to make them,” said Clair Peers, ...
Marriage and planning a financial future together
When planning a wedding, it’s easy to get caught up in the minor details of your big day, like figuring out what font style to use on your place cards or who’ll toast the bridal party. And there’s nothing wrong with that, ...
Breaking down the break-up
It was supposed to be forever. A wedding in the small church in Atlantic Canada surrounded by family and friends. It only lasted about five years. And it’s left her drowning in debt. Even though Samantha Knowles has a good-paying job, she ...
Pay equity, diversity critical to improving workplace climate: labour lawyer
Jennifer Tipple didn’t always possess the confidence and attitude to deal with unwanted and inappropriate words or actions from male colleagues. That, she says, was hard won. In her early 20s, on her first of two consecutive work terms in ...
WE ASKED: What words or behaviour bother you in the work place?
Here's what we heard: "I’ve been fortunate to not experience some of the more egregious forms of harassment that women in other industries have faced. However, even in my profession I’ve been talked over, interrupted ...