Educated Beards Realizes Its Growth Potential
The Fredericton beard grooming company now employs seven people with products available in stores across Canada.
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N.B. Municipalities Want Province-Wide Ban On Single-Use Plastic Bags
New Maryland councillor Alex Scholten says a provincial law will make it easier for businesses to adjust to a new practice that is better for the environment.
NB Power Seeks Two Per Cent Rate Hike
The rate request comes just over two months after the NBEUB approved a 2.48 per cent increase for all customers.
400 Gather To Honour Fredericton Area Businesses At Awards Gala
The Fredericton Chamber of Commerce handed out its Business Excellence Awards at the Delta Fredericton by Marriott hotel Thursday night.
Geothermal Energy Could Spark Economic Development In Sussex Region
A town-commissioned report has found “very real potential” to produce geothermal energy using water from the Penobsquis mine.
The Future Of Work: A Key Issue No Federal Party Leaders Are Talking About
Half of Canadian jobs will be disrupted by automation in the next 10 years, says Adam Peabody, so we need to figure out how to be prepared for the jobs that will be available instead.
Liberty Takes Over From Enbridge, Plans To Add At Least 10,000 More Natural Gas Customers
Algonquin Power & Utilities Corp.’s (APUC) CEO Ian Robertson was in Fredericton Tuesday unveiling new “Liberty Utilities” signs over Enbridge Gas New Brunswick’s office. The $331-million acquisition of Enbridge’s New Brunswick operations now complete, the business of growing the customer now begins.
New Brunswick Startups Have Most Successful Year Since 2011
According to a new report from Entrevestor, 2018 was the most successful year for New Brunswick startups since 2011, when Radian6 and Q1 Labs announced they were exiting with a reported value of more than $1 billion.
Chambers Of Commerce Nationwide Want To Make It Easier For Immigrants To Settle, Work Here
More than 300 delegates at the AGM in Saint John last weekend supported Moncton Chamber of Commerce resolutions that called on governments to provide more settlement assistance and make it easier to recognize immigrants’ foreign credentials.
How These Moncton Businesses Are Supporting The Global Climate Strike
Businesses in Moncton, big and small, are supporting employees who want to attend the global climate strike on September 27.
