Gahan House Brewpub Opens In Moncton
The popular P.E.I. brewery and restaurant chain has opened its Moncton location on the ground floor of FiveFive Queen, a mixed-use apartment building downtown.
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A Peek Inside NB Liquor’s First Specialty Wine And Spirit Store In Moncton
The store, called Experience, carries more than 1,000 products and is now open on the ground floor of FiveFive Queen.
I’ve Tried These Five Plates During Moncton Taco Week…So Far
During my taco crawl, I spoke to Moncton Taco Week organizer Jared Betts and participating restaurants about the festival. And of course, I ate some tacos too.
It Was A Year Of Firsts For The Greater Moncton International Airport
The busiest airport in the province posted record high passenger and international cargo traffic In 2018.
Downtown Fredericton Could Be Getting A New Nine-Storey Mixed-Used Building
Design sketches filed in a Planning Advisory Committee meeting agenda shows that the proposed building will include penthouses at the top level, apartments at the levels below that, underground parking, and commercial and office spaces on the first two floors.
Fredericton’s Veg Out Is Hitting The Road With A Vegan Food Truck
Veg Out will mostly be perched at breweries in Fredericton this summer, serving vegan dishes for humans and puppies.
Moosehead Teams Up With Vancouver Company To Sell Cannabis-Infused Drinks
The Saint John brewery and Sproutly plan to make and sell tasty beverages that can offer immediate effects of cannabis that lasts for up to 90 minutes.
Cannabis NB Did $18.6 Million Worth Of Business, But Still Posts $11.7-Million Loss
General Manager Lara Wood says its fortunes will improve when the crown corporation works out supply and logistical issues.
Organigram Is Now Worth $1.3-Billion And Applying To List On The NASDAQ
The fast-growing Moncton cannabis producer is looking to tap into demand from institutional investors in the U.S.
Moncton, Dieppe And Riverview Consider Ban On Single-Use Plastic Bags
The Chamber of Commerce of Greater Moncton said most businesses are likely in favour of a ban but a provincial approach would be best.
