Port Of Belledune Announces Plans For Green Hydrogen Plant
The Belledune Port Authority announced an agreement in principle with Connecticut-based Cross River Infrastructure Partners to develop a commercial hydrogen production facility.
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EverWind Pursues Ambitious Green Hydrogen And Ammonia Plant In Point Tupper
EverWind has also filed a project description for a Class 1 environmental assessment with the Nova Scotia Department of Environment and Climate Change, with the intention of opening a green hydrogen production facility.
Fredericton Business Gets National Recognition As Part Of Orange Shirt Campaign
A Fredericton-based businesswoman has contributed to a major automotive company’s Orange Shirt Campaign with the help of a local artist’s work.
Just Fit Fitness Center Expands With New Health Studio
The owner of a gym in Riverview has taken over a neighbouring property to include a fitness studio with her business.
Dartmouth Furniture Store Will Test N.B. Market With Pop-Up
Jackie Schneider, co-owner of One Of A Kind Furniture Décor And More Ltd., said the pop-up shop will test the market in New Brunswick. It’s set to open in early September next to Structube, at 78 Wyse Street.,
U-Haul Applies To Take Over Costco’s Former Moncton Home
U-Haul is seeking permission from the City of Moncton to take up the space formerly occupied by Costco on Trinity Drive.
Fredericton Brothers Fight Industry Stereotypes With Their Construction Company
A Fredericton-based construction company is building a work culture that combats the stereotype of the rough-and-tough trades industry.
Memramcook Distiller Opens To The Public
Crooked River Distillery in Memramcook is open to the public after its Aug. 7 grand opening.
Relative Affordability Means Slower-Cooling N.B. Housing Markets
Two Moncton-based real estate industry voices weigh on on why New Brunswick’s real estate market is cooling relatively slower than much of the rest of Canada.
Ignored By Neighbouring Provinces, N.B. Brewer Enters Prairie Beer Market
Hammond River Brewing Company owner Shane Steeves says he’s tried for years to get into the Nova Scotia or New Brunswick markets, with no success. So he looked westward instead. Now, he’s just shipped a pallet of beer to Saskatchewan.
