How This Moncton Couple Helps More Vietnamese Students Settle in N.B.
Atlantic Canada Education Services serves as an agent for New Brunswick educational institutions like NBCC, UNB, St. Thomas and AEI.
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Brilliant Labs Is Getting More Kids To Create and Innovate Through Community Makerspaces
The organization says more community markerspaces are in the works for the fall.
Moncton’s Downtown Improvement Plan On Track For Adoption
Moncton’s plan to revitalize its downtown core includes optimizing parking and increasing the area’s population.
Two New Brunswick Businesses Honoured By Microsoft
Kognitive Spark and T4G were both winners at Microsoft Canada’s 2018 Impact Awards in Las Vegas.
Rogers Call Centre Expands In Moncton With 215 New Jobs
The company is gearing up to support products like Ignite TV, which will be launched in Atlantic Canada in 2019.
Wreck Room in Dieppe is Breaking Into The New Brunswick Market
At Wreck Room in Dieppe, you can literally rage against the machine for as little as $15.
Moncton’s Al-Pack Creating Up To Nine Jobs With Government Support
Al-Pack is adding to its production capacity with a $360,000 contribution from the provincial and federal governments.
Finally, A Moncton Restaurant That Serves Sushi On A Conveyor Belt
The old Jean’s diner on St. George Street will be reopened as Kinja, an Asian fusion restaurant that serves breakfast, lunch and dinner.
Moncton’s Dolma Food Competes With Large Companies With Online Grocery And Meal Services
Later this month, customers will be able to order and pay for groceries and prepared meals through Dolma Food’s website.
New Brunswick’s Economy Lost 1,100 Jobs In June
In the Saint John area, the unemployment rate fell to 6.2 per cent last month. It rose to 6.4 per cent in Moncton.
