New ‘Authentic’ Mexican Restaurant Opens In Fredericton
Carlos Alvarez, general manager and head chef of El Mariachi, said he’s lived in Fredericton for about a year now and found there’s no real Mexican food in the city–until now.
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Indigenous Women’s Pop-Up Market Draws Steady Long-Weekend Foot Traffic In Moncton
The Moncton Crowne Plaza hotel hosted one of several Indigenous women’s pop-up markets planned for New Brunswick in 2022.
UNB To Study Pharmacists’ Role In Bettering Health-Care
A five-year investment of $2.5 million by Shoppers Drug Mart aims to help researchers at the University of New Brunswick’s McKenna Institute eliminate barriers in New Brunswick’s health-care system.
Historic Halifax Inn To Be Altered With Nine-Storey Highrise
The developers are asking for permission to pick up and physically move the centuries-old building to a new spot on its property and tear down a rear wing of the building so they can build a nine-story residential tower.
Halifax Ranks Last In Canada For Youth Affordability
Even when working full time, youth in Halifax aged 15-29 are losing $758.09 per month because of the cost of living and low wages. The best city for being able to make more money than needed is Lethbridge, where employed youth make a surplus of $647.50
Only Bank On Grand Manan Closing In August
Scotiabank’s pending closure will leave island residents with a massive commute to get to the nearest bank on the mainland.
$58 Million For Port Saint John, NB Southern Railway
Multiple levels of government are putting up big bucks for Port Saint John and NB Southern Railway, to help increase supply chain efficiency for Canadian shippers.
Saint John Mayor Talks Tourism, Infrastructure, And Renewable Energy
Saint John Mayor Donna Reardon delivered her first State of the City address on Tuesday. In delivering her remarks at an uptown hotel, Reardon mentioned that the city is positioned for growth.
We’koqma’q First Nation Reaches Agreement With DFO On Moderate Livelihood Fishing
The amended plan has harvesters fish during the established 2022 commercial seasons in LFA’s 27 and 31A with a trap limit of 210 in each.
Saint John Night Market Returns Next Month
On June 2, the City Market will head outside and extend its hours every Thursday evening for the Night Market.
