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The province is providing a payroll rebate to help a Fredericton software company double its workforce. Quick Service Software currently employs 50 people and will add another 50 over the next four years with help from $400,000 from OpportunitiesNB.
The company provides a multilingual software platform for the fast-food industry including Tim Hortons, Burger King, A&W and McDonald’s.
Police are warning that fentanyl has hit the streets of Halifax now.
Police issued a public advisory yesterday saying they had seized oxycodone pills that had been cut with fentanyl after searches in January. Fake oxycodone pills are typically dark green or light blue and have stamps showing “CDN” on one side and “80” on the other.
Experts say it only takes a couple of milligrams on Fentanyl to kill a person. That’s why hundreds of people have died of drug overdoses across the country in the past few months.