This Old Lobster Boat Is Now An Airbnb With A Hot Tub
“Jacob Boy” is a family-friendly place to stay at West River Camping.
Fredericton
Lack Of Competition Turns Inconveniences Into Debacles
During that weekend it dawned on me, and likely many of you, of how utterly ludicrous it is that complications in one network could cause such havok. It highlights, once again, the sad state of competition in Canada’s telecommunication industry.
Mezza Continues Maritime Expansion With New Fredericton Location
Mezza Lebanese Kitchen’s Maritime expansion is right on track, as they are close to opening their fifteenth location at the end of August. This location will bring more Lebanese cuisine to the Fredericton and surrounding areas.
Big Axe Craft Beer Festival Returns After Two-Year Hiatus
After not holding the festival since the Covid-19 pandemic began, Big Axe Founder Peter Cole says this year’s ticket sales for the returning Craft Beer Fest are getting close to selling out.
Using Superpowers For Good
Debbie Rathwell and David Shipley are entrepreneurs using their skills and experience to build successful businesses and stronger communities.
Podcast: David Shipley On How People Can Play Superheroes In The Fight Against Cyber Crimes
Over the summer, Don Mills and David Campbell will be interviewing the founders of high-growth potential companies across the region. The series starts with David Shipley, the CEO of Fredericton-based Beauceron Security.
The McKenna Institute And IBM Canada Want To Upskill 40,000 New Brunswickers Over The Next Five Years
In selling a vision that goes beyond institutional learning, former New Brunswick Premier Frank McKenna wants to aim higher to advance New Brunswick’s digital economy.
Say Goodbye To The East Coast Discount, Or Say Goodbye To Your Talented Employees
People have long believed they could give and take less in Atlantic Canada because it was more affordable to live here. That perception is quickly eroding.
Your Summer Guide To Outdoor Farmers Markets In New Brunswick’s Major Cities
Calling all Frederictonians, Monctonians, and Saint Johners. Use this guide as your map to all the seasonal outdoor markets near you.
The Ginger Agency Acquires Bonfire Communications
The Fredericton agency is acquiring Saint John-based Bonfire Communications Inc. in a move the companies say will form New Brunswick’s largest marketing agency.
