Halifax IHOP Opening Third Week Of November
The pancake joint has been teasing its pending opening on social media for months, posting cheeky pictures of pancakes next to well-known Halifax landmarks.
New Brunswick
Walmart’s $37-Million Distribution Centre Leads List Of Moncton Construction Approvals
Several major commercial projects receiving approval in Moncton contributed to a spike in the value of third-quarter 2021 permits – double the total value of 2020’s third quarter permits.
Residential Project Proposed For Vacant Church Rectory In Saint John
Matthew Carr said he is excited to breathe new life into the three-storey building, which has sat vacant for nearly 15 years.
Saint John Planning Committee Approves 14-Storey, 8-Storey Apartment Buildings
The city’s Planning Advisory Committee approved two variances Tuesday for the proposed project, located between the lot containing Sobeys/NB Liquor and Fashion Drive.
Tire Shack Brewing Plans Ambitious Expansion In Moncton
The husband-wife duo running Tire Shack Brewing Co.’s plans to double its footprint in downtown Moncton include an opportunity for guests to sip their beers on the roof, year-round.
Ontario Companies Propose ‘District’ Energy Project For Saint John City Centre
TorchLight and Rathco will seek federal funding for a feasibility study for an energy system project using local renewables and industrial waste bioheat from Irving Pulp and Paper.
New Moncton Apartments Are Filling Fast, As Construction Continues
Demand is so hot for the Multi-Unit Property Management (MU) apartments on Mountain Road that the company has had to stagger the pace at which tenants are moving into the first of two towers that’s under construction.
Ethel & Mary’s To Close In Uptown Saint John
Owner Matthew Elliott said the decision to close is just a ‘cold, hard reality,’ adding they opened three weeks before the pandemic began.
More Than 120,000 People Visited Hopewell Rocks This Year
Although bus tours were cancelled this year, he says many have already indicated they will return in 2022 possibly in even greater numbers than 2019.
Does Moncton-Area ‘Circuit Breaker’ Put Some Businesses Back On A Rollercoaster?
New Brunswick’s decision to implement stricter measures in the Moncton area a week ago was met with responses that ranged from trepidation to indifference.
