Year-In-Review: Courtney Burns On Navigating The Recovery Of The Moncton Airport
The Greater Moncton Romeo Leblanc International Airport hit a major milestone this year when it briefly surpassed pre-Covid passanger leves.
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A Heart-Warming Christmas Story
Mark Leger has been reading Charles Dicken’s A Christmas Carol and the pressing issues and debates about community, responsibility, and charity in 19th-century England resonate in the Maritimes of today.
Year in Review: Craig Estabrooks On The Big Moves Shaping Port Saint John’s Future
Huddle sits down with Port Saint John’s president and CEO to reflect on containers, partnerships, and “unprecedented growth” in 2022.
RANS: Maritime Restaurants Aren’t Ready For Plastics Ban
Distributors have anticipated the switch away from single-use plastics, but many restaurants aren’t ready.
IBM Client Innovation Centre Could Grow N.B. GDP By $72M
IBM discusses the motivations behind its plans to hire 250 to staff its new Client Innovation Centre in Fredericton.
Popeyes’ Moncton Neighbour Describes ‘Four-Mile-Long Line’ For Famed Fried Chicken
MONCTON – Enthusiasm ran so high for the newly-opened Popeyes Chicken last weekend, that Popeyes – and its neighbours at Arby’s – hired security to regulate unruly traffic. Michelle Walker, general manager of the Arby’s on Mountain Road, told Huddle she and her employers hired security to make sure Popeyes customers didn’t start taking up […]
Multi-City Protests Against N.B. Labour Legislation
Demonstrators gathered on Monday in Saint John, Moncton, and Fredericton over Bill 23, which received Royal Assent on Friday.
Living At The Mall
We still need the gathering places where we all shop, eat, and socialize together, be they in city centres, suburban neighbourhoods, or malls; whatever the “small towns” of the future look like, it’s important that they exist.
How Saint John’s Aquila Tours Helped Save Canada’s Cruise Industry
Danielle Timmons of Aquila Tours took on a national advocacy role for the cruise industry in Canada during the pandemic.
Non-Alcoholic Craft Beer Coming To Atlantic Canadian Costcos
Craft brewers in Atlantic Canada are stepping up to meet a new demand for non-alcoholic drinks. Libra cofounder and CEO Mitch Cobb, who is also a co-founder of Upstreet Craft Brewing, says his beer’s sales have jumped 300 percent since last year.
