N.B. Home Sales Remain Strong, Even As National Market Starts To Cool
While prices are mostly continuing to rise in New Brunswick, things appear to have stalled in the Halifax area.
Saint John
‘You Could Have An Accident Coming To Work. You Could Get Hit By A Bus’
The president of American Iron and Metal (AIM) is defending his company’s safety record after two workplace deaths in Saint John.
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.
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.
Rothesay’s ‘The Bra Room’ Nominated For Best Of Intima Awards
A local Rothesay bra boutique was nominated as one of the top 200 lingerie boutiques in North America. The award nomination is offered by The Best of Intima, a North American business-to-business magazine focused on lingerie and swimwear.
The House Shook. I Shrugged
Most urban dwellers want the economic growth and prosperity that comes from commercial activity. They just don’t want it making a racket in their backyard when they’re trying to sleep or enjoying a weekend morning at home.
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: Debbie Rathwell On 100 Women Who Care Of Greater Saint John
In the latest Huddle “Home Office” podcast, Mark Leger chats with the entrepreneur and community fundraiser about the power and inspiration of women coming together to help people in their community.
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.
