Saint John Board Game Cafe Permanently Closing Due To Covid-19
Offline Board Game Cafe announced Thursday via its Facebook page that it would be closing for good.
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Malley Industries Wins Business Excellence Award At Expansion Dieppe Virtual Banquet
CAVOK Brewing, EXIT Realty Associates and Bennic ice cream shop were also honoured during an online event that featured popular local artists as entertainment.
Gaëtan Thomas New CEO Of N.B. Francophone Business Network
Thomas had been the CEO of NB Power for a decade before stepping down in May.
Hotel Association Wants You To Make Saint John ‘Base Camp’ This Summer
So far the staycation Saint Awesome experiences include a new craft beer route, a kid-approved itinerary, island getaways, and a once-in-a-lifetime opportunity for bird watchers.
Podcast: Shauna Cole On Black Lives Matter
Shauna Cole recently wrote a LinkedIn post, “I Once Heard A Hiring Manager Say The N-Word,” about growing up biracial and the racism she witnessed. Last Saturday, the human resource specialist spoke at a Black Lives Matter rally in Saint John. On this week’s “Home Office” podcast, Mark Leger speaks with Cole about her experiences and path forward for the movement.
HotSpot Now Available For Long-Term Parking At Fredericton Airport
The airport announced on Thursday that it’s partnered with HotSpot to provide a new contactless payment solution for parking in the airport’s long-term parking lot.
ProcedureFlow Opens New Office In Saint John To Accommodate Growth
The Saint John-based company has expanded its team by 75 percent over the last year, and officially opened its new office on the ground level of Market Square.
Trudeau Grants Extension To $2,000 Emergency Response Benefit.
The government also announced that the U.S./Canada border will continue to be closed for non-essential travel until at least July 21.
Pet Store Bone & Biscuit Is Now Open In Moncton
The national pet store chain has opened its first New Brunswick location at Granite Centre.
Report Says New Brunswick Among Provinces With Head-Start On Recovery
According to a report by RBC, New Brunswick would have recovered 95 percent of its February GDP by the end of the year, with Nova Scotia just behind at 94 percent.
