Sunset Grill ‘Temporarily’ Closes Day After Opening
The business posted on its Facebook page Wednesday that it needed to temporarily close due “unforeseen circumstances.” The restaurant had opened its doors just the day before.
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Women Of N.B.’s Craft Beer Scene Collaborate On Special Women’s Day Brew
The women of Foghorn Brewing Company, Big Tide Brewing Co., Loyalist City Brewing Co., Gahan House Port City, Graystone Brewing, Hampton Brewing Co., Picaroons General Store, and Red Rover Craft Cider, as well as several other women who work in the industry, have collaborated to brew Sparkölsch, a special beer to celebrate International Women’s Day on March 8.
Sunset Grill Now Open In Saint John
The Ontario-based chain served its first customers on Tuesday at the East Point Shopping Centre on Saint John’s East Side.
River & Trail New Location Opening Soon
River & Trail Outdoor Company is moving into a new building it’s constructing on Hampton Road in Rothesay this spring.
Seven Companies Interested In Buying Or Leasing TD Station, Aquatic Centre
In January, city officials announced they were seeking private operators for TD Station and the Canada Games Aquatic Centre.
Xplornet To Be Acquired By U.S. Company
Xplornet has entered into a binding agreement with private-equity firm Stonepeak Infrastructure Partners. Xplornet hasn’t officially released the value of the sale, but Bloomberg, citing people familiar with the matter, has reported it will be sold for about $2 billion.
Develop SJ Says Provincial Funding Critical To Waterfront Development
Repairing and building up the sea wall is necessary for work to start on the much-anticipated plan to construct a multi-use development featuring a mix of commercial and residential spaces.
Saint John Council Helps Three Development Projects Move Forward
Two of the projects are residential developments worth $40-million and one approves infrastructure work that will help a critical waterfront development move forward.
N.S. Introduces $11.5-Billion Budget With $1-Billion In Capital Spending
Provincial revenues are down because tax cuts cost the province $70.5-million, but the finance minister says those tax cuts are key to helping the province’s economy grow.
Dragons’ Den Auditions Making Stops In Saint John, Halifax
New Brunswick and Nova Scotia entrepreneurs looking to take their business to the next level and get some national exposure may have their chance.
