Saint John Coffee Shop, Fredericton Restaurant Receive $10,000 Recovery Grants
Rogue Coffee Company in Saint John and MOCO Downtown in Fredericton were thrilled with the much-needed injection of cash.
Fredericton
Fredericton Chamber Of Commerce Welcomes New Board President
At its 2020 annual general meeting, the Fredericton Chamber of Commerce welcomed Bob Chisholm of McDonald’s Restaurants as its board of directors president for 2020-2021.
All New Brunswick Businesses Can Now Reopen
All of New Brunswick is now in the Yellow level of pandemic recovery, including the Campbellton region.
WestJet Layoffs Include 279 Employees In N.B., 102 In N.S.
The company says it is closing its contact centres in Moncton, Halifax and Vancouver and will consolidate the centres to Calgary.
Saint John’s Bollywood Studio A Regional Centre For Popular Dance Form
Co-owners Chayan and Debalina Saha saw an opportunity to introduce Bollywood dance to Saint John when they came to Canada from India in 2016.
Fredericton, Halifax Region Lead Atlantic Class Of CANIE Award Winners
Eight organizations, startups and entrepreneurs from the region were honoured at first annual Canada Innovation and Entrepreneur (CANIE) Awards.
N.B. Premier Says Atlantic Canadian Borders Should Open In Early July
New Brunswick has moved to the next stage of the Yellow recovery phase, except for the Campbellton Zone 5 region, which remains in the Orange phase.
HotSpot Now Available For Long-Term Parking At Fredericton Airport
The airport announced on Thursday that it’s partnered with HotSpot to provide a new contactless payment solution for parking in the airport’s long-term parking lot.
North Side Market Vendors Will Sell Food At Fredericton Exhibition Ground
The popular market may have permanently closed due to Covid-19, but some of the food vendors will have a new place to sell their products starting June 26.
Picaroons Hopes To Inspire Other Craft Breweries With Increase In Local Ingredients
The Fredericton brewer is now using mostly malted barley grown at Hillview Farms in the Florenceville area. Previously it relied almost exclusively on a heritage variety from Britain.
