Drivers who have to fill up won't be displeased with gas prices which have decreased again after the weekly setting.
They're down by a few cents with self serve regular being sold in town for $1.22.9 a litre and diesel is going for $1.26.6.
Heating oil is also a bit less expensive with a maximum price of $1.09.4 as is propane at $1.04.1.
Thursday, April 18, 2013
Cuts Announced In Healthcare
Job cuts
announced by the Horizon Health Network which wants to reduce spending
by almost $22 million in the 2013-14 fiscal year.
There will be 131 union, non-union and administrative management jobs cut. That move, along with not filling vacancies and attrition, is estimated to save $8.7 million but another 12.5 million dollars in savings will still have to be found.
Facilicorp, meantime, is consolidating its laundry operations to save 2.4 million dollars. Laundry and linen from the hospitals in Moncton will be processed by the laundry facility in Saint John.
There will be 131 union, non-union and administrative management jobs cut. That move, along with not filling vacancies and attrition, is estimated to save $8.7 million but another 12.5 million dollars in savings will still have to be found.
Facilicorp, meantime, is consolidating its laundry operations to save 2.4 million dollars. Laundry and linen from the hospitals in Moncton will be processed by the laundry facility in Saint John.
Music NB Week To Come To Saint John
For the
first time, Saint John will be hosting Music NB Week this coming October
with music showcases and public performances featuring musicians from
around the province.
The event culminates with a gala awards ceremony at the Imperial Theatre with members of the public voting for the winners online.
Peter Asimakos, the General Manager of Uptown Saint John, tells Tide News this is a perfect fit with all the available venues in the city along with talented performers.
The Executive-Director of Music NB Jean Surrette tells Tide News music lovers in the city will be in seventh heaven with public performances being staged around town.
There will also be music industry types from abroad in the city searching out talent to perform overseas. Surrette says the best of the talent will be showcased to the talent spotters.
The event culminates with a gala awards ceremony at the Imperial Theatre with members of the public voting for the winners online.
Peter Asimakos, the General Manager of Uptown Saint John, tells Tide News this is a perfect fit with all the available venues in the city along with talented performers.
The Executive-Director of Music NB Jean Surrette tells Tide News music lovers in the city will be in seventh heaven with public performances being staged around town.
There will also be music industry types from abroad in the city searching out talent to perform overseas. Surrette says the best of the talent will be showcased to the talent spotters.
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