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Service dog injured after alleged attack at Fredericton business - Vimarsana News

Service dog injured after alleged attack at Fredericton business

Robert Read and his service dog Juno have been side-by-side for the last year and a half. Wherever he goes, so goes Juno. But now Juno and Read are struggling to trust the world around them.

Source: cbc.ca
N.B. reports 24 more people in hospital with COVID-19 Saturday - Vimarsana News

N.B. reports 24 more people in hospital with COVID-19 Saturday

Hospitalizations continue to rise in New Brunswick as the province reports 24 more people infected with COVID-19 were admitted to hospital.

COVID-19 restrictions impact many non-essential N.B. businesses - Vimarsana News

COVID-19 restrictions impact many non-essential N.B. businesses

Some business owners in New Brunswick are feeling frustrated and left out when it comes to the province's current COVID-19 restrictions.

Small Business Owners Frustrated By N.B. Grant Eligibility Restrictions - Vimarsana News

Small Business Owners Frustrated By N.B. Grant Eligibility Restrictions

Dynamic Training Centre in Fredericton / Image: Ron Squires Small business owners and sole proprietors across the province ineligible for the NB Small Business Recovery Grant are upset by the restrictions on the grant program. The grant of up to $5,000 available through Opportunities NB was introduced by the provincial government to help small businesses regain lost revenue due to “red” and “orange” phases of the pandemic recovery. A major benchmark that many small businesses are failing to meet in the ONB grant is the requirement of 2-99 full-time employees or the equivalent of 1,560...

Source: thewave.ca