Drive-Thru Ribfests Are A Go in New Brunswick This Year
Freddy Beach Ribfest will kick off the popular annual summer festivals, which were delayed this year because of Covid-19.
Freddy Beach Ribfest will kick off the popular annual summer festivals, which were delayed this year because of Covid-19.
Often called “the jewel of the Middle East,” Lebanon is where many of the industrious entrepreneurs in New Brunswick were born and raised.
An analyst Turner Drake & Partners says that even though vacancy rates are starting to turn around, things could change in the year ahead as the region feels the full impact of the pandemic.
Rucker’s Reels drive-in opened on the grounds of Speedway 660 in Geary on July 10.
Intergenerational living comes to Fredericton through iGenNB. The program will help reduce social isolation and provide young adults with free housing.
Canada United, a national movement led by RBC that the Fredericton Chamber of Commerce has joined, will offer up to $5,000 grants to support small, local businesses.
The Clean It Right/Nettoyez-le Bien certification is an online, self-study training program aimed at increasing the safety of guests, visitors and staff in the tourism, hospitality and retail industry. Certified operators will get window decals to display at their business.
Though the full impact of Covid-19 on the region’s rental office market has yet to be seen, there are some early indicators that recent downward trends in vacancy are starting to reverse.
The city’s rental market struggles with a near-zero vacancy rate, as well as long wait-lists to access affordable housing.
The Fredericton Exhibition Limited (NBEX) and the City of Fredericton agreed to hire O2 Planning + Design to prepare the site development plan. O2 Planning + Design is a Calgary-based studio that works with landscape architecture, ecology, urban design, and planning.