Investors Are Squeezing The Maritime Housing Market
One in five residential property owners in New Brunswick are investors who own multiple properties. In Nova Scotia, it’s one in four.
Fredericton
Pandemic Changes Fueled Spike In N.B. Office Vacancies
One of the authors of a large study on office vacancies across New Brunswick’s three largest cities breaks down the forces behind rising office vacancy rates.
Fredericton Business Aims To Help Restore Native Land Through Craft
In an effort to educate the community and restore Fredericton’s native land, RB Studio Art Centre and Gallery introduces a new way to craft.
Local Food Producers Say Voluntary Rules Aren’t Enough To Check Big Grocers’ Power
Two food vendors and a small independent grocer in the Maritimes say a new Grocer’s Code of Conduct will achieve little without any enforcement mechanism. Until then, big chains will continue to abuse their outsized market shares.
Work From Anywhere: The Office, The Car, The Closet…
Whether you work at home or the office – or the car or the coffee shop – Anthony Winston’s key insight is most instructive. “We don’t watch the clock here: we pay attention to results.”
P.E.I. Ride Share Company Eyes New Brunswick Expansion
Kari is aiming to beat big competitors like Uber and Lyft to market in New Brunswick’s three major cities.
A Prayer For The People’s House
Opinion: If a priest speaking at a Christmas event managed to “keep Christ in Christmas” and be inclusive at the same time, why can’t the provincial legislature?
N.B. Studio Will Shoot Feature Film With Support Of Telefilm Canada
‘Do I Know You From Somewhere?’ will be about a couple dealing with clashing realities and loss of memories in an isolated home as a consequence of a cosmic event.
Trailway’s ‘Union House’ Taproom To Open In Saint John This Spring
Fredericton’s eclectic Trailway Brewery is following through with ambitions to bring its beer to a Saint John taproom.
Fredericton’s Consciously Clean Refillery Aims To ‘Make Sustainability Approachable And Affordable’
Carolyn Gibbons started making her own cleaning ingredients and products for her family; now, she’s opened a storefront to help Frederictonians along their own eco-friendly journies.
