Developer Plans to Construct New Office Building in Downtown Fredericton
The Commercial Properties building would be located at the corner of Regent and King streets and could have a mix of offices, retail space and residential units.
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Saint John’s Newfoundland-Style Diner Is Popular With Mainlanders Too
Kelly Brake opened DownHome Diner 20 years after she first worked in a restaurant as an 11-year-old.
New Developer Buys Two ‘Crown Jewels’ of King Street in Uptown Saint John
Roo Chang and her daughter Siobhán Riley say they plan to construct as many as 10 additional floors on the King Square building to accommodate 55 to 60 residential units.
Frank McKenna Says N.B. Needs Immigrants: ‘We Either Grow or Perish’
The former premier will address delegates at an Atlantic Summit on immigration and revitalization in Fredericton Wednesday.
The House of Chan Is Opening a New Location in Millidgeville
Ken and Holly Singh opened a Quispamsis location of the iconic Saint John restaurant in 2014, and they’re now opening one beside the Irving gas bar in Millidgeville.
Saint John Vegetarian Restaurant Will Open in Former Reggie’s Location
Sarah and Keith Broome hope ‘Vegolution’ will become a community hub for people who love vegetarian and vegan cooking.
Sussex Group Makes Renewed Push to Find Developer for Former Broadway Café Site
A group of investors has engaged Partners Global and issued a request for proposals seeking the right developer for the site that was once a community hub.
Arthur Irving Jr. Joins Board of Directors of B.C. Hydroelectric Developer
Synex owns three hydroelectric plants on Vancouver Island and has plans to complete two more in 2018.
New Museum Will Be Constructed in Saint John On Former Coast Guard Site
The provincial government, which has already committed $50-million to the project, will now look to the federal government for financial assistance.
Fredericton Developer Plans New Downtown Office and Apartment Building
The president of Kileel Developments says the King Street building could include as many as 24 apartments and five floors of “Class A” office space.
