This Fredericton Ice Cream Truck Has Flavours Like Strawberry Rhubarb And Cinnamon Bun
Patti Hollenberg, the owner of Chess Piece Pâtisserie & Cafe, is looking to capture a particular brand of nostalgia with her new endeavour: Queen Street Creamery.
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Fredericton’s C-Therm Opens New Facility and Plans Asia Expansion
ACOA is investing a total of $267,500 to help C-Therm grow its export markets, expand lab services and boost sales.
Fredericton Impact Market Brings Local Goods And Produce To Market
Vendors operate the mobile roadside market at The Ville Monday and Wednesday, as well as at secondary locations like the Garrison Night Market on Thursdays.
UNB’s Energia Ventures Still Accepting Applications For Accelerator Program
The Technology, Management and Entrepreneurship Centre’s three-month program works with companies in the energy, clean technology, smart grid, and cybersecurity sectors.
Cannabis Company To Create Up To 136 Jobs At $40-Million Fredericton Facility
Canopy Growth will be looking to hire for a variety of positions, including lab supervisors, technologists, growers, post-harvest crews, quality assurance experts, maintenance crews, and shipping and on-site retail staff.
New Restaurant Featuring Wood-Fired Oven Opens In Fredericton
RustiCo. is large, seating 180 indoors and another 150 on the patio and employing more than 60 people, but co-owner Mike Babineau says the emphasis will be on taking the time to prepare quality food.
Fredericton’s Introhive Expands to Saint John Amid Fastest Hiring Month
The team behind Introhive has launched successful startups in the past and recently raised more than $15 million to fuel its continuous growth.
Jeff Trail Resigns As Saint John’s City Manager
Trail says his job was rewarding but he needed to be with his family fulltime in Fredericton.
Ontario Cybersecurity Company Setting Up ‘Command Centre’ In Fredericton
Difenda, a global firm that manages online security risks for companies, will hire five people in Fredericton with funding from Opportunities New Brunswick.
Popular Vietnamese Restaurant Is Closing In Downtown Fredericton
Damda says a shortage of labour caused them to close after only two years in business.
