Music Collective Giving Queer N.B. Voices An Outlet
Moondrip Collective started as a conversation between Ian Livingstone and two of his ‘artistic cohorts’ Lindsay Hazen and Gabe Williams.
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Saint John Outlines Fundy Quay Development Timeline
Construction work this summer will focus on the first phase of the seawall repair on the south section closer to the cruise ship terminal, which will eventually be raised by 1.5 to two metres.
Port Saint John Won’t See Ships This Year, But Global Industry Starting To Bounce Back
Despite Transport Canada extending its ban on cruise ships until February 2022, cruise lines have begun seeing increased revenue as demand has steadily increased this year, particularly in Europe.
Saint Andrews Brewing Company Brings Craft Beer To Charlotte County
The Saint Andrews Brewing Company has produced its first batch of kegs – starting with the Herringbone Pub Ale, an English-style bitter and the Wharfbound Hazy Pale Ale – now available at the Red Herring pub.
Province Proposes Tax Cut Using Carbon Tax Revenue
The Higgs government has proposed using a portion of its $163-million carbon tax revenue to lower income tax rates for those in the lowest tax bracket.
Slocum & Ferris Reopens In Saint John City Market
The iconic shop, founded in 1895 and recognized internationally for its dulse-related products, has been closed since the COVID-19 pandemic began last March.
Saint John Developer Will Pay For Park Improvements As Part Of 180-Unit Development
Common Council has officially approved the Landmark building, a nine-storey apartment complex overlooking Tin Can Beach.
Uptown Saint John Pleased To See Patio Fees Waived
Executive Director Nancy Tissington said she’s heard from three businesses that are now looking into building a patio for the first time due to the change.
Saint John Hotel Association Asking For $20,000 Tourism Grant
The money would go toward a marketing campaign offering a two-night stay in a Saint John hotel, plus $50 in Uptown Dollars.
91 King Street To Be Demolished To Make Way For 14-Storey Development
Saint John developer Percy Wilbur purchased both that building and 85 King next door and plans to knock both buildings down in order to build a 14-storey mixed-use building uptown.
