Record Six Women Are Included In Blaine Higgs’ Cabinet
Saint John Lancaster MLA Dorothy Shephard is the new minister of health after serving during the last term as Social Development Minister.
Moncton
Codiac Transpo Launches Mobile Tracking Service For Greater Moncton Buses
The services are currently available on the web, while a mobile app format is in development and will be launched in the near future.
Robert Irving, Debbie McInnis, Brian Murphy To Receive Order of Moncton
Mayor Dawn Arnold says Irving, McInnis and Murphy “stand among the great weavers of our growing community’s strong and vibrant social fabric.”
Twenty-One Businesses And Organizations Finalists For Moncton Chamber Awards
D.A.S. Concrete, Tire Shack Brewing Co., Restaurant Clos and 18 other businesses and organizations in Greater Moncton are up for this years Business Excellence Awards.
Small Grocer With Affordable Produce Opens New Location In Halifax
Tomavo got its start in 2017 when it opened its first location in Moncton. Today, the company has locations in Shediac, Bedford, and now Bayers Lake.
Moncton Council Rejects Skipper Jacks’ Expansion Plan
To expand its parking lot and restaurant, Skipper Jacks had proposed filling part of a ravine and putting a 40-metre culvert through Rabbit Brook. That was met with many objections at the public hearing this week.
Euston Park’s Owners Opening New Pop-Up Donut Shop
Halo will open on 110 St. George St. in Moncton from October to December this year, serving freshly baked donuts and some coffee offerings for pick-up.
Many Capital Projects On Hold As Moncton Airport Rides Out Covid-19
During an annual general meeting held virtually last week, airport CEO Bernard LeBlanc said the airport had very promising passenger and cargo numbers in the months before the pandemic.
Tire Shack’s Beer Is Top Cream Ale At The Canadian Brewing Awards
The Moncton brewer has only been open for a year, but one of its beers has caught the eye of the industry nationally.
Venn Launches Program To Help Companies Scale Up
The Set to Scale program will bring processes that allow New Brunswick businesses to focus on the four key pillars for success, including people, strategy, execution and cash.
