A New ‘Feels Good’ Spring Market is Popping up in Fredericton
The market will run this Saturday, May 8th from 10 am to 4 pm at the Charlotte Street Arts Center, with Covid restrictions will be in place.
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Augmented Reality Software Developer Expands To New Brunswick
Modest Tree serves a global clientele in both military and original equipment manufacturing (OEM) to develop data-driven operational and training solutions.
Red Rover Craft Cider Finds A New Home In Neill Family Farm
The farmland on Fredericton’s north side in Devon will be used as a production facility, taproom, event rental space, farm tours, community activities, and the establishment of apple orchards.
Dogs No Longer Allowed Inside Picaroons Location In Saint John
A much-loved tradition at an uptown Saint John taproom has been kiboshed, drawing disappointment from local residents.
Saint John Mayoral Candidates Talk Growth, Police And Fire Fighter Wages, And Amalgamation
Candidates Donna Reardon and Mel Vincent joined Saint John Region Chamber of Commerce CEO David Duplissea for the chamber’s Mayoral Forum.
Focus Is On Growth, Jobs, Federal Finance Minister Tells Fredericton Business Leaders
The conversation focused on different key areas of the federal budget including tourism, new businesses and startups, the new childcare program, and the budget’s sustainability.
Fredericton Nut-Free Bakery Expands From Farmers Market To New Location
Since beginning as a vendor in the Boyce Farmers Market in 2019, Jenna White has been eager to operate independently. In early May, Jenna’s Nut-Free Dessertery will open in Lincoln Heights.
TechImpact Launches $3.7-Million Program To Give N.B. Businesses A ‘Digital Boost’
In its second year, the program will help small- and medium-sized businesses develop digital strategies and allow companies to accelerate the adoption of digital technologies to remain competitive and resilient.
Saint John Energy VP, Naveco Power CEO Named ‘Clean50’ Leaders
Two Brunswick business leaders have received national recognition for their work on green energy.
At $28-Million, Fredericton Residential Permit Values Have Substantially Increased
This increased value demonstrates the strength of the housing market and the growth of the population continuing through the pandemic.
