The chambers of commerce of Fredericton, Greater Moncton and the Saint John Region welcome the new report commissioned by the New Brunswick Business Council. Growing the export...

Recently, the staff of the Fredericton Chamber of Commerce attended the Atlantic Chamber of Commerce’s 2024 Annual Conference in Halifax. Events such as this allow us to share...

On May 7th, the Chambers of Commerce of Fredericton, Greater Moncton, and the Saint John Region delivered a letter to Premier Higgs to address the critical issue of housing in our province. Specifically, we reaffirmed the immediate need for housing options in our communities and the necessary actions to create conditions conducive to increased development.

Engaging with Health Professionals, Providing Industry Standard Resources and Alignment of Community Support Networks Engaging Health Professionals Last month, the Fredericton...

“In conclusion, we can no longer be satisfied with the achievement of facing the problems of growth instead of decline….We cannot stubbornly live in the realities of the past and must embrace the challenges of today by making proactive and necessary investments for our future.”

by Dylan Stuart, Sunbelt Business Brokers Atlantic For most entrepreneurs’ strategic acquisitions and planned exits are at the forefront of the entrepreneurial journey. When...

As we approach the release of the Provincial Budget on March 19th, it is important to remember that a budget is not only a financial forecast by a government detailing its...

On January 22, Immigration Minister Marc Miller announced that Canada will reduce the number of new international student permits by 35% this year as part of a temporary two-year...

On January 22, Immigration Minister Marc Miller announced that Canada will reduce the number of new international student permits by 35% this year as part of a temporary two-year...

More than ever, New Brunswick is grappling with the challenges of providing timely and effective healthcare as the positives of population growth and the harsh realities of a...

Dear members,As a service to our members and the local business community during the pandemic, for the previous 2+ years, we had been distributing...

At the end of October of this year, 12 physicians, all of them heads of their departments representing the majority of the medical staff in the Greater Fredericton Area, released...

By Tanya Greer, Content Marketing Specialist, FCNB Any type of business could be holding unclaimed property. Yours might be one of them. Do you know your obligations under the...

As we wind down Small Business Week 2023, I want to thank New Brunswickers for their continued support of our local retailers, restaurants and bars, service providers, and so...

Each year during National Disability Employment Awareness Month, the Ontario Disability Employment Network publishes a two-part article series targeted at the business audience....

In today's competitive business landscape, attracting and retaining top talent is more crucial than ever. New Brunswick, with its breathtaking landscapes, vibrant communities,...

Last month in this space I wrote about the importance of accessing primary healthcare to business and how we need to rethink our views in general about what is a ‘business’ issue...

After 42 episodes recorded over a five-year period that featured nearly 100 Fredericton Chamber of Commerce members, the finale of Business Insight Fredericton on RogersTV has...

This month, I am continuing to dig into our five core policy priorities with an issue that affects all New Brunswickers: Innovative Solutions to Accessing Primary Healthcare....

by Maria de la Parra The Fredericton Chamber of Commerce held the highly anticipated 2023 Physician Recruitment Event on Wednesday, July 19th at the Beaverbrook Art Gallery. The...

Since the beginning of the COVID-19 pandemic, emerging data shows that violence against women, especially domestic and intimate partner violence (DIPV), has intensified. For...

by Andrea Zusnabar We are delighted to share with you an important update from the Chartered Professional Accountants of New Brunswick (CPA New Brunswick) regarding their support...

by Andrea Zusnabar New Brunswick is currently grappling with a housing crisis, fueled by its rapidly growing population. To address this critical issue, a diverse group of...

The chambers of commerce of Fredericton, Greater Moncton and the Saint John Region welcome the new report commissioned by the New Brunswick Business Council. Growing the export economy: Key to New Brunswick’s future prosperity, a report by David Campbell of Jupia...

Recently, the staff of the Fredericton Chamber of Commerce attended the Atlantic Chamber of Commerce’s 2024 Annual Conference in Halifax. Events such as this allow us to share best practices, create contacts for supports and coalesce around issues of common concern....

On May 7th, the Chambers of Commerce of Fredericton, Greater Moncton, and the Saint John Region delivered a letter to Premier Higgs to address the critical issue of housing in our province. Specifically, we reaffirmed the immediate need for housing options in our communities and the necessary actions to create conditions conducive to increased development.

Engaging with Health Professionals, Providing Industry Standard Resources and Alignment of Community Support Networks Engaging Health Professionals Last month, the Fredericton Chamber of Commerce, in partnership with the Greater Fredericton Area Physicians Staff...

“In conclusion, we can no longer be satisfied with the achievement of facing the problems of growth instead of decline….We cannot stubbornly live in the realities of the past and must embrace the challenges of today by making proactive and necessary investments for our future.”

by Dylan Stuart, Sunbelt Business Brokers Atlantic For most entrepreneurs’ strategic acquisitions and planned exits are at the forefront of the entrepreneurial journey. When purchasing a company, you are looking for something with efficient operation, satisfactory...

As we approach the release of the Provincial Budget on March 19th, it is important to remember that a budget is not only a financial forecast by a government detailing its planned expenditures and revenues for the coming year, it can also act to express to citizens a...

On January 22, Immigration Minister Marc Miller announced that Canada will reduce the number of new international student permits by 35% this year as part of a temporary two-year cap on foreign enrolment - with the 2025 limit on new applications to be reassessed at...

On January 22, Immigration Minister Marc Miller announced that Canada will reduce the number of new international student permits by 35% this year as part of a temporary two-year cap on foreign enrolment - with the 2025 limit on new applications to be reassessed at...

More than ever, New Brunswick is grappling with the challenges of providing timely and effective healthcare as the positives of population growth and the harsh realities of a pandemic, have simultaneously illuminated the deteriorating state of our system. Deficiencies...