EhEye Seeks $200,000 Through Crowdfunding
The New Brunswick company that has built a gun detection software to enhance public safety is seeking funding after a significant loan fell through.
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Business Services Company To Add 300 Home-Based Jobs in Northern N.B.
HGS will receive up to $1.9-million in payroll rebates from the provincial government for the new employees.
Restaurants, Hotels Could Be Built On Land Surrounding Moncton Airport
These kinds of proposed developments are part of a 20-year master plan that envisions the airport eventually serving one-million passengers per year.
VIDEO: Young Family Leaves Flood Zone On Irving NB Southern Train
The city is anticipating a road closure that could isolate up to 800 households and recommends using the train as a way of evacuating the area.
20th KIRA Awards Honour Private Sector and Public Sector Innovators
A diverse group of companies, government departments and organizations were honoured at the 20th-anniversary ceremony.
Saint John Area Businesses Offer Helicopter, Train, Boats For Flood Relief Efforts
JD Irving and Cooke Aquaculture have offered transportation assistance, equipment and personnel to assist first responders.
Jeremiah’s Deli Is Reopening in the Saint John City Market
Longtime employees agree to take over management of the popular eatery after it closed because of health inspection violations.
New Restaurant Replacing Mexi’s Will Feature a Wood-Fired Oven, Small Brewery
The owners of RustiCo. in downtown Fredericton have hired Vedhas Deshmukh, who has worked in Halifax and Toronto, to be head chef.
Picaroons Finds Support in the Fredericton Area Community of Brewers
Grimross Brewing and Big Axe Brewery offer to help while The Picaroons Roundhouse remains closed during the flood.
Greater Moncton Airport Wants To Commercialize Surrounding Land
The Greater Moncton airport authority is looking to turn parcels of land it owns into commercial businesses. It’s calling on developers, firms and institutions to express their interest by May 10.
