Posted: Mar 05, 2021 7:10 PM AT | Last Updated: March 8
To help make up for revenue shortfalls caused in part by tax exemptions enjoyed by some houses on Rothesay s exclusive Park Drive and elsewhere, the town has increased tax rates on all property owners four times since 2013.(Roger Cosman/CBC)
Employees at Saint John Laundry ordered inside as fire alarm was going off
CUPE called Friday for an investigation into Saint John Laundry operations after employees were ordered inside the building while a fire alarm was going off.
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February 19, 2021: The Minister of
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Tenants group delivers letter to the province demanding relief for renters
The NB Coalition for Tenants Rights is asking Premier Blaine Higgs for relief for tenants in the form of retroactive rent caps, a moratorium on evictions, and a rent bank fund for people struggling to pay the rent.
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It s gross negligence to not have acted on this already says Matthew Hayes of NB Coalition for Tenants Rights
Posted: Feb 09, 2021 5:23 PM AT | Last Updated: February 10
William Morisette has experienced some of the problems the NB Tenants Coalition is working to solve. He was given notice of a 62 per cent rent hike in October 2020 at his Moncton apartment building after it sold. It forced him and his family to move. (Guy Leblanc/CBC)