Saint John Has Strong Development Season Because Of Apartment Developments
The Wentworth Street, Telegraph Square and the Lower Cove Loop projects are the centre-piece projects in the core of the city.
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Gallery Shows Are Still Important In Digital World
Ontario artist Eda Brown’s gallery show at the Paris Crew Gallery, her first-ever in-person show, reflects the shifting role of in-person gallery shows, and online art galleries and social media in the post-pandemic art industry.
Crabbe Mountain To Build Lodge Addition and Modified Ski Run for Canada Games
While most skiers haven’t dusted off their skis yet, Fredericton’s Crabbe Mountain is preparing for something big.
Halifax Mayor Says More Development Must Happen To Help Fix Housing Crisis
With the city growing so fast, Mike Savage said the city needs thousands of new units. And it will have to keep approving more, and doing it quickly, to keep up.
Win At Indigenous Business Competition Would Support Growth At Wabanaki Maple
Jolene Laskey has plans for a huge expansion at the Tobique First Nation maple syrup facility that employs five people and sells products through retailers across Canada and from an online e-commerce platform as well.
Hundreds of New Brunswick Businesses Closing On September 30
Across the country, millions of Canadians will be using September 30, which is National Day For Truth and Reconciliation, to reflect on the country’s painful history of residential schools and the harm it caused to Indigenous people.
Design Concepts Unveiled For Loyalist Plaza, Market Slip In Saint John
The transformation is part of a $27-million investment to prepare the Fundy Quay site for development and renew some of the surrounding public space.
Ross Ventures Now Renting Apartments In Fredericton Complex Opening Next Year
The Fredericton company that owns multiple commercial buildings is opening its first residential property and has plans for more.
Atlantic Chamber Says Inflation Will Hurt Businesses And Consumers
By far the biggest concern for the chamber is the sky-rocketing cost of fuel. According to StatsCan, the cost of fuel was more than 32 percent higher in August compared to a year prior.
Atlantica Urges Regulatory Reform To Bring Greener Power To Atlantic Canada
Neil Jacobsen of the Atlantica Centre says the region needs agile regulations that match the pace at which renewable technologies are being developed in the race to meet the country’s climate goals.
