Casa-Dia Vinyl Records Gets into the Groove in Fredericton
Fredericton’s new record store sells new and used vinyl, as well as turntable and vintage stereo parts and accessories.
Fredericton’s new record store sells new and used vinyl, as well as turntable and vintage stereo parts and accessories.
The New Brunswick-based clothing company recently announced a partnership with Hudson’s Bay Company, one of the largest retailers in North America.
Al-Pack is adding to its production capacity with a $360,000 contribution from the provincial and federal governments.
The old Jean’s diner on St. George Street will be reopened as Kinja, an Asian fusion restaurant that serves breakfast, lunch and dinner.
Later this month, customers will be able to order and pay for groceries and prepared meals through Dolma Food’s website.
This would save the average renter around $1,800 over that time period, says the president of the New Brunswick Apartment Owners Association.
The 22-bed hostel on the city’s waterfront has a large room with eight sets of bunk beds and three private rooms, and a common area with kitchen facilities, a dining table, and seating areas to congregate and relax.
Patti Hollenberg, the owner of Chess Piece Pâtisserie & Cafe, is looking to capture a particular brand of nostalgia with her new endeavour: Queen Street Creamery.
It all started when Mike Duncan received a call from his manager at Rogue Coffee Shop in Uptown Saint John. The sandwich board was gone, the manager told him. Did he know where it was?
ACOA is investing a total of $267,500 to help C-Therm grow its export markets, expand lab services and boost sales.