Tomavo Closes Final Stores As Creditor Protection Case Continues
An Atlantic Canadian produce retailer that styled itself an affordable alternative to larger chains has closed its doors in Moncton and Halifax.
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How Fredericton’s Jeff Alpaugh Is Adding Some ‘Danger’ To The Weather Network’s Forecasts
The company behind “the world’s most dangerous dress shirts” routinely has its shirts worn by anchors on The Weather Network.
S.J. Waterfront Development Will Feature 16-Storey Building With 165 Housing Units
In total, five buildings are being proposed for the Fundy Quay site, ranging from six to 19 storeys.
K-6 Students To Finish School Early As N.B. Reports First Omicron Cases
New restrictions will also go into effect for businesses at the end of the week.
Inside The Amateur Club That Spawned Some Of Fredericton’s Best Craft Breweries
Before some of Fredericton’s most popular craft breweries opened their doors, their founders were part of the same amateur association, swapping brewing tips over barbecue in members’ backyards.
Crabbe Mountain Renovations Will Help Resort Host 2023 Canada Winter Games
Crabbe Mountain is upgrading its facilities so it can help P.E.I. host 2023 Canada Winter Games events the island doesn’t have the infrastructure to hold.
Woody The Talking Tree Bringing In Green For Businesses
Woody, Mic Mac Mall’s iconic and somewhat infamous talking Christmas tree, is driving foot traffic to the mall’s retailers.
A Well-Deserved $2 Raise
The New Brunswick government was rightly criticized – and mocked – for announcing a 5-cent increase to the minimum wage earlier this year. They did the right thing by introducing a more generous increase last week.
Stand Up Guy
Mark Leger still remembers the night he walked off the stage and was told, “you’re funnier than James Mullinger,” the prolific New Brunswick comedian, editor, author and podcaster.
Brainworks Bounces Back From Disaster With New Downtown Moncton Home
The marketing agency is finishing up work on its new home at 413 Main St. This marks the final chapter of a fraught saga for Brainworks that began with a fire at its former location at 171 Lutz Street in April.
