NB365: Angela Campbell of Imperial Theatre
The Imperial Theatre is New Brunswick’s largest stage, famous across the country as one of artists’ favourite houses to play.
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Circle K Operator To Buy Wilsons Gas Station Network
The global convenience store operator Couche-Tard, which operates Circle K and Mac’s convenience stores, has entered into an agreement to buy the Wilsons network of gas stations.
NB365: Kamran Mohammed And Winston Mendez Of Ikar Digital And Creative Art Multimedia – CAM Saint John
Their vision is to equip the local talent with all the essential knowledge, experience, tools and skills they need and empower them as digital storytellers who will push the design industry’s boundaries.
NB365: Tanya Chapman Of The Chapman Group In Saint John
The Chapman Group serves small to medium-sized businesses by providing them with professional HR support.
NB365: Anson And Vanessa Darville Of BarterPay In Quispamsis
Anson and Vanessa Darville launch BarterPay in the region so they could help other small and medium-sized businesses.
NB365: Ingrid Munroe Of The NB Box In Saint John
Ingrid Munroe started The NB Box after she wanted to give my sister a baby shower gift made up of varied locally made products and found it difficult.
NB365: Claudine And Bruce Sweeney Of Simply For Life In Saint John
Simply For Life began as a love story 20 years ago.
Summer Music Series On Saint John Boardwalk Welcomes The Green Phase
The summer series has brought people down to the boardwalk and given a boost to restaurants and bars that are building their businesses back up coming out of the pandemic.
Moosehead Chairman and CEO Stepping Into New Roles On Friday — As Delivery Drivers
Derek and Andrew Oland will take on beer delivery duties in Saint John as a gesture of thanks to the hundreds of drivers who have worked so hard to support the Moosehead business.Â
UNB Saint John Professionalizing Robust Sales Learning With $1-Million Investment, CPSA Partnership
Dr. Shelley Rinehart, director of UNB Saint John’s MBA program, says the investments in the sales stream and the CPSA designation have both helped increase the number of students in the MBA program.
