Halifax’s Mezza Lebanese Kitchen Will Open Location In Moncton
The family-owned, fast-casual restaurant chain plans to follow with locations in Saint John and Fredericton, and P.E.I.
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Moosehead Breweries Helps Fellow Canadian Moose Regain World Title
Mac The Moose, a sculpture in Moose Jaw, Sask., is once again the world’s tallest moose with the help of the Saint John brewer. They celebrated, of course, with a Moosehead Lager.
Couple Introducing Compostable Sugarcane-Based Straws To Moncton
For Tylleen Yeh and her family, the world’s reliance on plastic is something they want to change. They now sell compostable straws made out of sugarcane fiber, based on technology from their native Taiwan.
Moncton Area People’s Party, Conservative Party Candidates Still Press For Oil Pipeline
Five candidates running in Moncton-Riverview-Dieppe in the upcoming federal election debated issues that impact the local economy, small business growth, energy and immigration.
How These N.B. Municipalities Are Using Technology To Make Their Cities Smarter
Moncton, Fredericton and Saint John presented their projects at the Smart Cities Panel and Collision Day that was hosted by Venn Innovation and the Community Solutions Network.
Greater Moncton Says It Will Need Up To 3,500 Immigrants A Year By 2024
The Hub City needs new residents to help fill the labour force gap with 17,000 people over the age of 55 are expected to retire in the next decade or so.
Moncton’s La Station Is A Co-Working Space For Everyone From Artists To Solo Entrepreneurs
Mylène Després says they’re looking for non-profit organizations, entrepreneurs, and small business owners that want to collaborate and make a positive impact in the community.
Moncton Is Getting Its Own Dedicated Spin Studio
SPINCO offers rhythm-based indoor cycling classes in the dark, under a disco ball, with support from coaches.
New Brunswick Reaches Record Population Of 776,827
New Brunswick Business Council CEO Adrienne O’Pray says the growth needs to continue if the province is to fill the 120,000 jobs expected to be vacant in the next decade due to retirements.
Liberty Takes Over From Enbridge, Plans To Add At Least 10,000 More Natural Gas Customers
Algonquin Power & Utilities Corp.’s (APUC) CEO Ian Robertson was in Fredericton Tuesday unveiling new “Liberty Utilities” signs over Enbridge Gas New Brunswick’s office. The $331-million acquisition of Enbridge’s New Brunswick operations now complete, the business of growing the customer now begins.
