Th challenge provides every Credit Union employee across Atlantic Canada with $25 to put back into a local business of their choosing. By doing this, they hope to encourage others to partake in the challenge as well.
Café L’Amiral has opened their second location on University Avenue. This new grab-and-go style café will have all of Café L’Amiral’s most popular items, as well as some new additions.
Service New Brunswick has announced a new location for the Fredericton community. This move to the North Side will result in the closure of their downtown location.
Lennon Cake Co. brings cake to an all new level with their unique and modern designs. Creating cakes for events all over New Brunswick, Mackalee Goodman, owner of Lennon Cake Co., says that she is still in shock over how big the business has become with it still growing every single day.
HenHen Fusion Bites will be opening soon under a partnership with La Rozzi Bistro. Co-owners Paul and Noena de Leon are excited to bring tis Filipino-inspired restaurant to the Fredericton area.
The popular chicken joint will open in Fredericton, although the exact timeline is still unknown.
A rezone request has been made for four, six story apartment buildings in Shediac. These will have a total of 600 units, as well as a variety of recreational facilities.
What’s Poppin’ Freddy is blowing up in more ways than just balloons. With their new Balloon House and their upcoming event with Guns N’ Roses, Emma Andrews, owner of What’s Poppin’ Freddy, is mind-blown on how much the business has grown in such a short time.
The Fredericton International Airport (YFC) has reached 92% capacity in comparison to pre-pandemic levels.
Owner Samantha Robichaud says that although the square footage of the new location is slightly less than before, the store has a much better layout and people can move around much more freely when browsing.
