How Covid-19 Is Changing The World Of Venture Capital Investment
Even post-pandemic, more of the relationship building that helps close deals will happen through email, phone, or online video platforms like Skype or Zoom.
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All The World’s A Stage At The 2020 Fundy Fringe Festival
Due to Covid-19, this year’s festival will be virtual, with some shows also taking place in outdoor spaces in the Saint John area where physical distancing can be ensured.
Uptown Saint John Businesses Raising Funds For N.B. Black History Society
The raffle campaign was launched on Monday and includes 25 businesses and restaurants in the city centre.
Picaroons Hopes To Inspire Other Craft Breweries With Increase In Local Ingredients
The Fredericton brewer is now using mostly malted barley grown at Hillview Farms in the Florenceville area. Previously it relied almost exclusively on a heritage variety from Britain.
Co-Working Spaces Part Of The ‘Work From Anywhere’ Shift
Saint John-based ConnexionWorks and USTATION may be the “workplaces” of the future as the economy recovers from the Covid-19 pandemic.
‘The Wentworth’ Construction Still On Track Despite Covid-19
Developer Percy Wilbur says The Wentworth, which is being built in the former spot of the Gothic Arches, is still on track to being completed by the fall of 2021.
Black Arcs Helps Communities Do Things Like Decide Where Schools Are Built
The Fredericton-based startup can also use its engaging and interactive software to measure the impacts of cultural industries on the economy, and maybe even contain the spread of a virus such as Covid-19.
Geoff Flood Reflects On T4G’s Legacy And The Future Of Data And Tech In Atlantic Canada
The 24-year-old data services technology company, headquartered in Saint John, was recently sold to Calgary-based MNP, one of Canada’s largest national accounting, tax and business consulting firms.
S.J Energy Customers Will Soon See Where Their Home Is Losing Heat
The Home Heat Saver program will give them the ability to make their homes more efficient save more money on their already low power bills.
Saint John Energy Contributes $100-Million A Year To Provincial Economy: Report
Economist says one would need to make a compelling case to justify selling Saint John Energy after examining the findings of his recent economic impact assessment on the utility.
