Former Owner Of Abbey Cafe, Isaac’s Way Now Fredericton City Councillor
Jason LeJeune was also the lead on the City Motel Project. His involvement with the affordable housing initiative wrapped up in March with his decision to run for council.
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Fredericton Construction Zone Transformed Into An Outdoor Art Exhibit
Besides 30-degree heat, summer means the start of the construction season. This year, Downtown Fredericton Inc. wants to make the construction zone on Regent Street an attraction rather than a deterrent.
Fredericton Hot Sauce Company Donates $2.15 Per Bottle To Residential School Survivors
To change their label for the campaign, Dylan Gaudet of Spicy Boys reached out to Kirsten Paul, an indigenous artist based in St. Mary’s First Nation.
PJ’s Wings and Things And York Cider Partner On A New Patio
The ongoing relationship between the two Fredericton businesses has meant increased sales for both.
‘Living Roots’ Festival Showcases Area Musicians At Venues Around Fredericton
Musicians like Kylie Fox, who released a new album last fall, are excited to be playing live in places like The Tipsy Muse. “It’s really starting to get exciting again,” she says.
Simon’s Kitchen And Bakery Embraced Challenge Of Opening During Pandemic
After leaving the military, owner Simon Duvall says he loves that baking is an “exercise in creation.”
‘Cake On A Stick’ And Other Tasty Desserts At New Fredericton Market Stall
Dipped Dessertery has found a home base at the Boyce Farmer’s Market.
Ville’s ECO Market Web Store is Up, In-Person Market to come
The Fredericton ECO Market works like a retail store where vendors provide products for the Ville to sell. The Ville produces and sells its own food through the ECO Market as well.
Tipsy Muse Opening Northside Location At Picaroons
The local downtown coffee shop is opening a new Fredericton location.
9 New Cases Of Covid-19, Over Half Of Eligible New Brunswickers Vaccinated
Chief Medical Officer Dr. Jennifer Russell said Tuesday that 56 percent of eligible New Brunswick residents are vaccinated.
