Outdoor Night Market Opens In Riverview
The market is a partnership between the Town of Riverview and Holy Whale Brewing Co., whose beer garden is located at the deck of the Chocolate River Station.
Fredericton
Planet Hatch And The Cap Partner On Co-Working Space In Downtown Fredericton
“The Nest” will provide entrepreneurs with a working space, business counselling services, funding, programs, and events in the heart of the business district.
N.B. Business Groups Say Election Should Focus On Economic Recovery
Though many are viewing the upcoming provincial election through the lens of Covid-19 business leaders say they want parties to stay focused on economic recovery and moving the province forward.
Odd Ball Snacks No More: N.B. Company Renames Healthy, Tasty Treats
Fredericton-based Snak. will soon have a storefront that sells signature products like Peanut Butter Power Bars and Cashew Lemon Rounds.
New Brunswick Election Set For September 14
Progressive Conservative Party leader Blaine Higgs and Liberal Party leader Kevin Vickers both positioned themselves as the best stewards of the economy going forward.
Fredericton Restaurant Introduces Dog-Friendly Patio
Isaac’s Way in downtown Fredericton wants owners to enjoy lunch and avoid leaving their dogs at home or in hot cars.
New Tech Impact Program To Give N.B. Businesses A ‘Digital Boost’
The Digital Boost program will provide up to $50,000 to a New Brunswick-based company that can demonstrate growth potential by deploying new or enhanced digital technologies.
Two Companies Partnering to Bring Faster Internet to Atlantic Canadian Businesses
Quebec-based Adaptiv Networks has partnered with Atlantic Canadian company, Dramis Communications Solutions Ltd., to bring its high-quality internet connections to the region’s businesses.
Higgs Says Atlantic Bubble Won’t Be Expanding Yet
Blaine Higgs says he’s concerned about some of the COVID-19 outbreaks which are happening in the rest of the country.
Liberty Utilities Applies For Lower Rates
The proposal would see commercial rates fall between 2.6 and 4.3 percent, depending on their rate class.
