Propel Announces Biggest Incite Cohort Yet
Thirty-two companies will be participating in phase two of Incite, Propel’s virtual accelerator for early-stage tech companies.
New Brunswick
Moncton’s Newcomer Employment Fair Attracts 41 Companies And 600 Job Seekers
It was packed at the Avenir Centre’s event room Friday morning, with hundreds of people greeting each other in many languages as they search for work at the city’s largest newcomer job fair to date.
Clos Will Serve Fine Cuisine In A ‘Modern, Funky Atmosphere’
The new Moncton restaurant is owned by Susan and Gene Cormier, who also own Euston Park Social, a container bar and beer garden in the downtown area.
Demand For Rental Units On The Rise In Saint John
Jeff Cyr with Develop Saint John says a new study predicts the city could, and should build 1,500 new residential units over the coming decade.
NB’s Chefs Will Gather And Tell The Province’s Food Story At Tourism Symposium
The inaugural Eating Heritage Food Tourism Symposium will take place in Dieppe November 4-5, with keynote speakers like Top Chef Canada alumni Jesse Vergen, renowned food writer Amy Rosen, and chef and TV star Matty Matheson.
Craft Brewers See Growth Opportunties In Grocery Stores
Craft beer and other brews became available at 66 Loblaw and Sobeys stores throughout the province Thursday.
N.B. Must Remain Focused On These Two Priorities In Shifting Global Economy
As a global war over the soul of capitalism rages on, David Campbell says we need to continue attracting migrants and encouraging a new generation of and entrepreneurship and investment in key sectors.
LAC Group Aims To Double Size Of Moncton Office To 70 People
Since acquiring ShiftCentral in July, Los Angeles-headquartered LAC Group has added three people and it’s hoping to hire many more over the next five years.
Developer Will Tear Down Gothic Arches, Build Apartments For ‘Empty-Nesters’
Percy Wilbur says the historic building in the Saint John city centre is beyond repair, so he’ll demolish it and construct an apartment building for ’empty-nesters’ looking to downsize and move to the urban core.
Scenes From The Cruise Ship Concert That Raised $50,000 For Sistema
More than 300 area residents boarded the Anthem of the Seas cruise ship Tuesday afternoon for a New Brunswick Youth Orchestra benefit concert for the Sistema classical music program for school kids in the city’s priority neighborhoods.
