As Startup-Corporate Links Grow, Traditional Businesses Benefit
The region’s traditional industries are learning the benefits of innovation and spending more on R&D, a trend that is boosted by their relationships with startups.
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L’Arche Leader With Global Experience Nurtures Gifts Of People With Disabilities
Zoel Breau has witnessed the creative and entrepreneurial spirit of L’Arche communities around the world. He’s come home to work with the local group that operates an arts and culture workshop on Prince William Street in Saint John.
Why McCain Foods Is The Player To Watch In the Atlantic Canadian Startup World
Yes, a 62-year-old company known for its French fries will be the big news story in a business group known for its young whippersnappers toting laptops.
Cooke Aquaculture Named Huddle’s Business Of The Year
Cooke Aquaculture continues its global expansion with at least two acquisitions this year. It was also recognized as the top growing business in Canada.
This Made-in-Fredericton Christmas Podcast For Kids Is Topping U.S. Charts
Tinsel Town is the story of Holly, a young girl who finds herself popping in and out of Tinsel Town after making a wish on the Christmas Star. After getting stuck in Tinsel Town, her friends – a giant candy cane, a mysterious ornament, and a polar bear Queen – band together to help her get home.
This High School Entrepreneur Makes Handmade Flies That Are A True Catch
James Quinn is the creator of J’s Custom Flies, a company that makes hand-made, high-quality flies for fishing enthusiasts.
The Top Five Huddle Stories Of 2018
As another year comes to a close, we take a look back on Huddle’s most popular stories of year. Here are some of the stories you read the most:
Saint John Training City Staff To Be ‘First Ambassadors’ To New Immigrants
Population Growth Manager David Dobbelsteyn says with more immigrants moving into Saint John, it’s important to ensure that employees provide a welcoming and inclusive service to all.
Does The Future Of Chinese Retail Include Home Delivery Of N.B. Lobster By Drone?
The first in a series of articles on business opportunities for New Brunswick companies in a country with 400-million middle-class consumers.
How This Woman’s Side Hustle Is Helping New Brunswickers Ditch The Plastic Wrap
Bees Louise food wraps are made with 100 per cent cotton and local beeswax. The biodegradable and washable wraps use the warmth your hands to wrap around bowls, jars, snacks, cheese and more.
