Owners of Popular Indian Restaurant In Moncton Opening Grocery Store
Grand King would be the second business the Saini family opened during the Covid-19 pandemic. Their restaurant India King opened in July.
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Moncton Area Can Move Back To ‘Yellow’ Phase On Thursday
Premier Blaine Higgs has accepted recommendation from Public Health that the Moncton region (Zone 1) returns to the Yellow level on October 22, as long as the current trend of low case count continues.
New Brunswick Records Third Death Related To Covid-19
The person was a resident of the Notre Dame Manor and was one of the cases connected to the ongoing outbreak in Moncton.
Moncton Airport CEO Says WestJet Flight Suspensions Not Surprising
Prior to the pandemic, WestJet was flying out of Greater Moncton three times daily, but that was reduced to four times a week.
Owners Of Salons, Gyms Feel Frustrated And Misunderstood With Orange Phase Rules
Salon and gym owners in Greater Moncton are frustrated that after investing time and money to follow public health guidelines, they’re still forced to close when the province re-imposed level orange rules on Zones 1 and 5.
No New Covid-19 Cases In Atlantic Canada Thursday
For now, the Moncton and Campbellton regions remain in the orange level of recovery while the rest are in the yellow level.
50,000 Bottles Of Chicken Bones Liqueur On The Way
President and CEO of Moonshine Creek Distillery, Jeremiah Clark, says they’re tripling their production to meet expected demand this year.
Nova Scotia Has No Plans To Close Border With New Brunswick
Nova Scotia’s chief medical officer says that despite high case counts in Moncton and Campbellton, there is no evidence of the dreaded “community spread” in the province.
Higgs Confident Moncton And Campbellton Can Soon Move Back To ‘Yellow’ Recovery Phase
For those businesses which are still struggling, Higgs encourages them to reach out to Opportunities NB for support.
WestJet Axes Nearly All Atlantic Canadian Flights
The airline has indefinitely suspended flights in Moncton, Fredericton, Sydney, and Charlottetown while making major cuts to service in Halifax and St. John’s.
