Developer Hopes To Entice Families To North End Apartments
Yero Diallo, owner of Diallo Properties, is hoping to attract families to the northwest corner of Moncton with his first foray into the city’s hot rental market.
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Moncton Developer Prepares To Revive Old Bell-Aliant Building With Office space
John McManaman, chief executive and investment officer with Thrive Properties, and developer behind the purchase and renovation of the former Bell Aliant building at 555 Mapleton Rd., is turning the long-empty property into a home for his company.
Nova Scotian Outdoor Outfitter Stakes Out Moncton Home
Sue Stanfield’s two adventure lifestyle retail stores, Take It Outside and the Trail Shop, will soon be ready to equip Greater Moncton to explore the great outdoors.
N.B. Investment Awareness Campaign Targets Scam-Prone Millennials
Millennials are more prone to falling for get-rich-quick scams or bogus cryptocurrincies than their elders. They're also less likely to trust a traditional financial advisor.
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N.B. Natural Gas Supplier Proposes Rate Adjustments
Liberty is looking to decrease the distribution rates for residential customers from $10.40 to $10.25. It also wants to increase the customer charge, per month, to $22.40 from $20 – a two-percent increase from 2021.
Wolastoqey Chiefs Will Not Participate In Systemic Racism Commission
New Brunswick’s Wolastoqey chiefs say the commission, led by Dr. Manju Varma, lacks the “critical lived experience” needed to address matters that directly affect Indigenous communities.
Moncton TV And Film Studio Sees Explosive Industry Growth
Botsford Media Inc. flourished during pandemic lockdowns and hit its stride, and has been picking up momentum ever since.
U.S. Increases Duties On Canadian Softwood Lumber
The U.S. Commerce Department announced November 24 that tariffs for most producers would increase to 17.9 percent. That is nearly double the current rate of 8.99 percent.
Dealerships Struggle With New Vehicle Shortages
A shortage of microchips throughout most of 2021 has created disruptions in the automobile supply chain.
Former Port CEO Sworn In As Senator
Jim Quinn was among eight new Canadian senators to be sworn in on Monday.
