Eight Young New Brunswickers To Watch
There are actually a lot of talented young people who are determined to stay in New Brunswick, build their careers and make their communities better. We take a look at just a few of them.
Moncton
7 Ways To Get People To Leave Their Cars at Home and Take the Bus
In a heavily car-dependent province, how can Saint John get more residents to take the bus?
New Canadian Says Supportive Employers Are Key to Building a Life Here
Reem Fayyad and business leaders like Gerry Pond shared their ideas on recruiting and supporting immigrants at Moncton summit.
How Murals Help Reduce Graffiti Vandalism and Attract People To Downtown Moncton
Check out our photo gallery of some of the murals created since Festival Inspire began in 2014.
Seven New Brunswick Startups to Watch
Here are some startups from New Brunswick we see making some waves over the next few years.
How A New Immigrant Navigated Local Networks to Find a Job in Saint John
From the beginning, Osama Ibrahim understood the nature of finding work here. He got involved in community activities and developed a network of contacts on social media.
Moncton Hosts Woman Forbes Says Is ‘Changing the World of Venture Capital’
Kelly Hoey, investor and the author of ‘Build Your Dream Network’, will be in the Hub City for a public speaking engagement and seminar May 15-16.
Freestyle: Accountant Heather Ferguson
This week, we chat with Moncton-based Heather Ferguson of By the Books-Bookkeeping Services.
How An Immigrant Went From Flipping Burgers to Owning Five McDonald’s Restaurants
Georges Nammour left Lebanon to escape a civil war. Today, he employs more than 200 people in Greater Moncton, including refugees, immigrants and international students.
N.B. PR Pros Help Your Business ‘Get Covered’ With New Book
Crystal Richard and Renee Warren’s new book Get Covered teaches entrepreneurs and founders how to get media coverage for their startup or small business.
