Acadie Rock Presents National Show, Work Of 70 Artists, As It Goes Online
The annual multi-disciplinary festival that usually attracts around 20,000 people has had to “reinvent” itself this year.
New Brunswick
First Train Of International Containers Leaves Saint John
CP vice-president Jonathan Wahba said the Port Saint John connection gives shippers a “truly new and extremely compelling service” to reach North American markets.
Saint John Man Operates Organic Garden And Roadside Stand On Busy Thoroughfare
Once a fixture at the Saint John City Market, Habib Kilisli now sells organic, freshly grown vegetables from his home garden on Manawagonish Road.
Instagram Connects Sellers of Vintage Goods With Local Saint John Market
Homegrown Vintage, the Frugal Fern and Thrifted Sister all owe their success to their presence on this social media platform.
New Tech Impact Program To Give N.B. Businesses A ‘Digital Boost’
The Digital Boost program will provide up to $50,000 to a New Brunswick-based company that can demonstrate growth potential by deploying new or enhanced digital technologies.
Two Companies Partnering to Bring Faster Internet to Atlantic Canadian Businesses
Quebec-based Adaptiv Networks has partnered with Atlantic Canadian company, Dramis Communications Solutions Ltd., to bring its high-quality internet connections to the region’s businesses.
Higgs Says Atlantic Bubble Won’t Be Expanding Yet
Blaine Higgs says he’s concerned about some of the COVID-19 outbreaks which are happening in the rest of the country.
Three Startups Accepted Into Venn Innovation’s Incubator
LifeTrack Safety Systems, Welkom-U and Parados Cerebral Solutions have been accepted into the Venn Garage.
Women In Business New Brunswick And CCNB Join W-Power Project
The project, led by the Karelia University of Applied Sciences in Joensuu, Finland, recognizes that entrepreneurial potential and female creativity are under-utilized sources of economic growth and should be developed.
Liberty Utilities Applies For Lower Rates
The proposal would see commercial rates fall between 2.6 and 4.3 percent, depending on their rate class.
