An Ode to Journalism: Sam Steps Down From the Soapbox
Former Moncton Reporter Sam Macdonald’s swansong column, preceding his retirement from the world of journalism.
Former Moncton Reporter Sam Macdonald’s swansong column, preceding his retirement from the world of journalism.
Lite It Up by Design’s owners have moved their lighting showroom to a more central location in Dieppe, on Champlain Street.
A recent bid to rezone rural land to bring as many as 35 new homes to Three Rivers is a testament to Southeast New Brunswick’s hunger for housing.
Primrose Bridal has moved to a central spot on Main Street in Moncton, after leaving its former Dieppe haunt.
Tidewater Physiotherapy Centre for Wellness & is now sharing a berth and providing physio alongside Davidson Physiotherapy in Riverview.
Riverview’s council is considering a proposed 140-apartment development on Buckingham Avenue, albeit with concerns for resident privacy and traffic levels on the local thoroughfare.
Newco Construction has welcomed on Nick Bird as its new vice president.
A nearly $500,000 facelift for the downtown barn that houses the Salisbury Farmers and Artisans Market is nearly complete, and vendors hope to have a fully-renovated home sometime this month.
A local contractor is preparing the former Downtown Moncton home of Starbucks to hold new Thai restaurant coming to the Hub City.
The shop is now in the hands of a Halifax entreprenur who has some interesting plans.