Auditor General Concerned Debt Has Grown To All-Time High $14-Billion
Kim MacPherson is encouraged by the province’s surplus budget but says more needs to be done to improve New Brunswick’s financial situation.
Saint John
Shoppers Expands Online Sales Of Cannabis To New Brunswick
Mike Boivin, a pharmacist consultant with Shoppers, says many people in the province don’t have access to a family doctor or have one that is opposed to recommending cannabis.
Bentley To Close Location In Uptown Saint John
The national luggage retailer is the latest business to announced it’s closing in Brunswick Square.
Local Company Plans Commercial, Residential Development On Coast Guard Site
Saint John Common Council passed a motion Tuesday night to lease the land to David Elias, president of Fundy Quay Inc.
Uptown Sparkles Rings in The Holiday Season With Three-Day Event
The Saint John Christmas festival kicks off on Thursday, December 5th with the return of the popular Night Market for one night only.
Mountain Warehouse Opens Its First N.B. Store In Saint John
The U.K.-based company is largest outdoor retailer in the United Kingdom with more than 250 stores nationwide, and 350 stores around the world.
New Publishing Company Launches Series Focusing On Saint John Stories
Partridge Island Publishing wants to focus on authors from New Brunswick and indigenous communities.
Saint John Chef Named A Judge On Food Network Show ‘Wall of Chefs’
The 33 contestants will battle their way through intense culinary challenges, judged by top chefs like Jesse Vergen, until a victor is crowned and awarded the $10,000 grand prize.
Uptown Saint John’s 2019 Holiday Wish Book Highlights Local Gifts At All Price Points
The wish book, which was released on Uptown Saint John’s website on Tuesday, November 26, features forty retailers in the uptown areas with hundreds of gift ideas.
Uptown Businesses Pleased City Is Ready To ‘Break The Ice’ With New Machine
The sidewalks of uptown Saint John should be a little less icy this winter, thanks to a new piece of equipment purchased by the city – and it’s welcomed news to the area’s businesses after a particularly icy winter last year.
