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N B holds firm on royalty rates on Crown timber as Alberta, B C raise rates again

As lumber prices remain at record high, New Brunswick still hasn't raised royalty rates on Crown timber, even as other provinces, including Ontario, Alberta and British Columbia, raise rates to shore up extra income.

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Former Speaker Chris Collins can t sue N B Legislature, judge rules

New Brunswick Justice Terrence Morrison has ruled that Chris Collins can't sue the legislature over its handling of harassment allegations, saying the principle of parliamentary privilege applies in this case.

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Finding right balance with remote work can reduce burnout, experts say | iNFOnews

Salmaan Farooqui A woman uses her computer key board to type while surfing the internet in North Vancovuer, B.C., on Wednesday, December, 19, 2012. Recruitment agencies and workers say remote-working norms in a pandemic age were created pretty much overnight, and employers need to ensure they stamp out any unhealthy work practices as the pandemic drags on. THE CANADIAN PRESS/Jonathan Hayward May 24, 2021 - 7:00 AM Michael Martyn was tired even before he managed to land his first job in months. He lost all three of his previous gigs â as a musician, bartender and an administrator in performing arts â at the start of the pandemic, and the combined stress of paying bills, taking care of his kids and looking for work piled on.

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Finding right balance with remote work can reduce burnout, experts say

Finding right balance with remote work can reduce burnout, experts say by Salmaan Farooqui, The Canadian Press Posted May 24, 2021 10:00 am EDT Last Updated May 24, 2021 at 10:14 am EDT Michael Martyn was tired even before he managed to land his first job in months. He lost all three of his previous gigs as a musician, bartender and an administrator in performing arts at the start of the pandemic, and the combined stress of paying bills, taking care of his kids and looking for work piled on. Now that Martyn has a steady job working remotely as an executive with a music festival in Parry Sound, Ont., he feels invigorated. But he’s wary about burning out again once the excitement of the new job wears off.

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Finding right balance with remote work can reduce burnout, experts say - Business News

Finding right balance with remote work can reduce burnout, experts say - Business News
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