NB365: Greg Corrigan Of Happy Craft Brewing In Moncton
The main reason Greg Corrigan went into business is his desire to create.
Huddle Staff
About Huddle Staff
Posts by Elizabeth Grant:
NB365: Mylène Delamaire Of Opal 21 Boutique And Spa In Moncton
Passionate about the field of beauty, the native of St. Pierre and Miquelon seized the opportunity to purchase and manage the boutique and spa located at the Delta Beausejour Hotel.
NB365: Nicole MacLean And Abdel Latreche Of Co_Pain In Moncton
The chef and owners were passionate about the traditional taste of bread and started creating delicious bread to please children and adults of all ages. This bloomed from selling at the Moncton Market to the bustling business it is today.
Cooke Aquaculture Appoints New CSO
Michael Szemerda is taking over as Cooke Aquaculture’s chief sustainability officer.
NB365: Ken LeBlanc, Jeff Cormier, And Matt Weir Of PropertyGuys.com In Moncton
With some help from other partners, Ken LeBlanc, Jeff Cormier, and Matt Weir decided to take the steps to create a private sales marketplace that would eventually become PropertyGuys.com, as we know it today.
Much More Than A Lottery: A Conversation With Atlantic Lottery CEO Patrick Daigle
In the latest Huddle “Insights” podcast, Don Mills and David Campbell chat with the ALC CEO Patrick Daigle about the economic impact of the region’s lottery corporation.
Julien’s Bakery Closing After More Than Three Decades
Julien’s Bakery is closing its doors as owners Didier Julien and Laura Mulrooney get set to retire.
NB365: Chantale Bellemare Of The Moncton Library
Public libraries, Chantale Bellemare argues, enrich the social, cultural, and economic vitality of our communities by opening doors to lifelong learning for everyone.
NB365: Pierrick Heudes Of Cafe L’Amiral In Moncton
Pierrick Heudes opened his café to share what he loves from his home of St. Pierre Et Miquelon with his community in New Brunswick.
WELCOME HOME: 7 Places to Settle Down in Atlantic Canada
While the East Coast’s largest cities get plenty of attention from tourists and continue to grow and drive the region’s economy, there are plenty of smaller places closer to larger centres that offer the relaxed pace so many Canadians crave.
