Kangaroo Food Delivery App Jumps Into Fredericton
Kangaroo Delivery aims to take the technology the bigger market delivery apps use and design them for independent restaurants in university towns.
New Brunswick
Supreme Court Shuts The Door On Personal Injury Claims In Organigram Lawsuit
The group of consumers suing the Moncton-based cannabis producer over pesticides found in its products will not be allowed to include personal injury claims as part of its case.
Campbellton Returns To ‘Yellow’ Level Of Recovery
Zone 5 is moving from the more restrictive Orange level of the pandemic recovery plan to the Yellow level at midnight.
New “Oldies” Radio Station Launches In Greater Saint John
Oldies 96 is officially launching Monday, November 9, with Saint John radio legends like Donnie Robertson, Terri Wallace and Bruce Weaver returning to the airwaves.
Chamber Survey Shows Saint John Region Businesses Support Plastic Bag Ban
The survey respondents were mostly small business owners, many of which were small retail, grocery-type stores that currently use plastic bags.
N.B. Company Bringing The Taste Of India To Your Doorstep
Master Indian Spice has launched new spice kits for dishes in regions in India. It includes step-by-step recipes using common ingredients you may already have in your kitchen.
Why This Mi’kmaw Entrepreneur Is Promoting Cultural Diversity Through His Clothing Brand
Through his business Lucrative Apparel, Travis Francis aims to shine a light on social issues of the day, promote cultural diversity in Atlantic Canada, and give back to his community.
Fredericton Restaurant Wins National Prize For “Doing Good”
Canada Post’s Tales of Triumph competition honoured Caribbean Flavas for initiatives like its program that fed thousands over the course of the pandemic including the homeless and essential workers.
N.B. Announces Plan To Buy More Goods And Services From Local Suppliers
Business leaders say the province’s new strategy will provide better opportunities for local businesses to compete and grow, and help the government deliver better public services.
Moncton Business Community Supports $6-Million Affordable Housing Project
The city has agreed to provide substantial funding to Rising Tide’s plan to create 125 affordable units, as long as the provincial government provides $6-million too.
