Cannabis Company With N.B. Footprint Has Ambitious Growth Plans
The N.B. production facility site currently employs around 150 people, with that number expected to grow this year.
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N.B. Head Shops Seeing New Customers Since Cannabis Was Legalized
As one head shop is closing in Fredericton, other shops in the province say new customers have come through the door for products like vaporizers and pipes.
Enso Canned Wine Coming To N.B. Liquor Stores
A New Brunswick entrepreneur looking to bring the craft beer experience to the wine industry will soon see his products on the shelves of ANBL stores.
Developer Sees Port City’s Potential, Buys Union Street Apartment Complex
A real estate investor from Western Canada is the latest to see the potential of Saint John’s Union Street, a long-neglected uptown thoroughfare that has seen a fresh round of development and investment over the last year.
Colwell’s Fashions Closing In Uptown Saint John
The fashion retailer that has been an uptown fixture for 30 years is closing its doors in Brunswick Square January 31.
Fredericton Head Shop Closing After 26 Years
Owner Jackie Veinott says the mass commercialization cannabis paraphernalia following legalization was the main cause for the store’s closure.
This High School Entrepreneur Makes Handmade Flies That Are A True Catch
James Quinn is the creator of J’s Custom Flies, a company that makes hand-made, high-quality flies for fishing enthusiasts.
The Top Five Huddle Stories Of 2018
As another year comes to a close, we take a look back on Huddle’s most popular stories of year. Here are some of the stories you read the most:
Jeff Alpaugh Custom Has New Home And Big Plans For 2019
Jeff Alpaugh Custom, a company that makes bold, custom-made dress shirts and suits, has purchased its own commercial space on the corner of York and Victoria Street in downtown Fredericton.
This Company Wants To Deliver N.B. Lobster Directly To People’s Doorsteps
Ocean’s Door is a company that ships New Brunswick lobster and directly to the consumer. The company cuts out the many “middle-men” and time the food is handled until it gets to your plate.
