Pandemic Creates Healthy Opportunity For New Brunswick Transplants
Moving to New Brunswick in 2020 created new business opportunities for Kim Newhouse and Frank Cruz.
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Historic Moncton Property Transformed Into Classy Culinary Corner
A historic property in the heart of Moncton has been transformed into a multi-faceted culinary experience.
Why This Fredericton Restaurant Was Already Paying Higher Than Minimum Wage
Since the start of Rocket Burger, owner Stephen Rae has been committed to paying his staff more than minimum wage.
Podcast: Unprecedented Population Growth Leads To Unexpected Challenges
With the exception of Newfoundland & Labrador, the rest of Atlantic Canada is enjoying unprecedented population growth at rates well above the national average. In this episode of the “Insights” podcast, we take a look at the sustainability of the current pace of growth.
Developer Preps For First Two Of Six New Moncton Apartment Buildings
The Michaud Developments project would bring 96 new apartments to the Lewisville neighbourhood in the city’s northeast.
Brewing Blues: How Excessive Red Tape Keeps N.B. Brews Out Of Other Provinces
Three New Brunswick craft brewers talk about the challenges they face trying to export their beers to other provinces.
Lobster Fishers Get ‘Punched In The Gut’ By Fiona, Losing 70,000 Traps
It had already been a rough season for Zone 25 fishers.
No Easy Answers To Local Labour Shortage
Staffing shortages continue to plague local restaurants and food industry businesses of all sizes, despite the lifting of Covid-19 restrictions.
How To Rebuild An Atlantic Canadian Tourism Economy Worth Billions
On the latest episode of the “Insights” podcast, David Campbell gets an update on the state of the tourism industry in Nova Scotia and across Atlantic Canada with Darlene Grant Fiander, the president of the Tourism Industry Association of Nova Scotia.
