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Big minimum wage hike like waving a 'Harry Potter magical wand:' exec (opens the original)
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The Holt Liberals have kickstarted a discussion on whether minimum wage is enough to survive on. On Tuesday, the provincial government announced it was seeking public feedback on New Brunswick’s minimum wage, which is $15.90 an hour. Among the 13 provinces and territories, only two have a lower minimum wage, Alberta at $15 an hour and Saskatchewan at $15.35. The highest is in Nunavut, at $19.75 an hour, which is set to increase to $20.17 on Sept. 1. “Affordability is a key issue for this governm
Number of food bank users in New Brunswick grows by over 10,000 (opens the original)
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The number of people using a food bank in New Brunswick has increased by 60 per cent in a little under four years, as agencies struggle with an affordability crisis, aging building and equipment, and volunteer shortages, says a new report. Put out by Feed NB and the Human Development Council, the report on the state of food banks and community kitchens in the province paints a dire picture. In September 2022, according to the data, 17,543 people were served at food banks in New Brunswick (includ
Nearly 5 per cent of NB Power customers say no to smart meters (opens the original)
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The public utility has set itself a target to sign up at least half the customers who have so far refused to accept the installation of a smart meter. Most utilities in Canada and the United States have already installed them, so when NB Power began rolling them out in 2023 at a cost of $97 million, it was way behind. But so far, about 18,000 of NB Power’s 393,000 customers have said no to smart meters, or five out of every 100. Based on the experience of other utilities in Canada and the United
NB Power's gas plant controversy heads to court (opens the original)
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A coalition opposed to a natural gas plant in southeastern New Brunswick will challenge in court the decision to approve the $2.8-billion project. Gregor MacAskill, a representative of the Protect the Chignecto Isthmus Coalition and an economist who lives in Sackville, the town closest to the proposed plant, applied to New Brunswick’s highest court, the Court of Appeal, on June 26, for a judicial review. The submission, obtained by Brunswick News, argues that the New Brunswick Energy and Utiliti
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