Lindt Chocolate Store Coming To Moncton
The Swiss chocolate store will be located at Mapleton Plaza, but no further information about its opening has been released.
New Brunswick
New Meat Shop Will Replace Dean’s In the City Market
Holly and Scott Scichilone, who has worked in the meat departments at various Sobey’s locations for the last 18 years, will open H&S Meats this Wednesday and have a grand opening later this month.
N.B. Orchard Will Make ‘Storm Cider’ With Apples Lost Off Trees During Dorian
Belliveau Orchard in Memramcook anticipates having up to 15,000 litres, the equivalent of around 30,000 cans of cider.
This N.B. Startup Wants To Make Gold Mining More Environmentally Friendly
Kasis Environmental is patenting KCell, a non-toxic bio-derived fibre that it hopes will replace cyanide in the gold mining industry.
Port Saint John CEO Named Chair Of National Board
Jim Quinn has been elected the chair of the board of the Association of Canadian Port Authorities.
Six Issues That N.B Business Leaders Want Addressed During The Federal Election Campaign
Huddle spoke to Fredericton Chamber of Commerce CEO Krista Ross, her Moncton counterpart John Wishart and Atlantic Chamber of Commerce policy VP Glenn Davis about the priorities of the business community this election.
Local Leadership Coaching Firm Working With Clients Of HR Giant Morneau Shepell
Vision Coaching is tapping into a bigger share of a billion-dollar industry with a recently announced agreement to provide services to the clients of an HR services firm that works with 24,000 client organizations in 162 countries.
Fredericton Entrepreneur Hopes ‘Dangerous’ New Mural Will Inspire More
Jeff Alpaugh, the owner of Jeff Alpaugh Custom, the maker of the ‘World’s most dangerous dress shirt,’ recently hired local artist Joseph Cormier to paint a mural on an empty wall on the store’s shop at 364 Victoria Street.
Dorian Rainfall Leads To Closure Of Shellfish Harvesting Areas In N.B., N.S. And P.E.I.
Fisheries and Oceans Canada shut down large portions of shellfish harvesting areas in New Brunswick, Nova Scotia and P.E.I. due to fears of contamination following heavy rainfall that came with Hurricane Dorian.
This Company Is Offering Up To $7,500 For Workers Who Want To Move To Atlantic Canada
teele Auto Group, headquartered in Dartmouth, needs to fill 59 positions immediately, so it launched a campaign that includes a financial incentive to attract talent to its Atlantic Canadian locations.
