Costco Confirms New Moncton Store Will Open November 16
It will be the largest Costco location in New Brunswick with a 164,000-square-foot warehouse and a four-island gas bar.
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Organigram Grows National Footprint With Supply Agreement With B.C.
The Moncton-based company will now supply marijuana to the recreational markets in eight of 10 provinces.
Welcome To UStation: Creating Spaces To Make You More Productive
Glen Hicks and Jeff Roach want to create a network of inspiring, tech-enabled spaces and technologies so people can be productive and “can get to work.”
Moncton Fitness Company Looks For Market Expansion With Android Product
Founded by Moncton entrepreneur Sylvio LeBlanc, Fitiv already has 70,000 active monthly users of an iOS app that helps people analyze the biometric data collected by an Apple Watch.
Moncton Emerging Enterprise Award A Dream Come True For Whisky Maker
Distillerie Fils du Roy and nine other businesses were recognized with the Business Excellence Awards at a gala event Wednesday.
Cannabis NB Records Nearly $1-Million In Sales In 48 Hours
The Fredericton and Oromocto stores led the way in sales with $172,975 over the two day period. Saint John and Rothesay were next at $148,197 with Moncton and Dieppe close behind at $145,547.
Beauceron Security Keeps Growing With $1.5-Million In New Investments
The Fredericton-based company has a cloud-based platform designed to make it faster, easier and less complex for organizations of all sizes to understand their cyber risks and take actions to reduce them.
New Moncton Costco Scheduled To Open In November
The 154,000-square-foot store with a gas bar will be the anchor tenant at the Granite Centre, a retail complex that will also include Home Hardware and other national retailers.
‘Fresh Art’ and Design Coming To The Saint John City Market
Kevin Goggan, who recently retired as a designer from Horizon Health, has set up shop in the market to sell his artwork and work on his other design projects.
Cannabis NB Rids Website Of Happy, Relaxed People After Health Canada Warning
Some of the promotional materials ran afoul of new federal laws on recreational cannabis, and now the pictures of people have been replaced by ones of marijuana plants, food, painting materials, candles
