Ridership And Ticket Prices Both Up As High Fuel Prices Hit Maritime Bus
Bus ridership in the Maritimes is up in May as the cost of fuel skyrockets. But that fuel cost also means ticket prices have gone up as well.
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‘Ninety Four’ Brings 90s Nostalgia To Halifax
“Ninety Four,” is the colorful coming of age story about two lovebirds from the 80’s who reunite in the summer of 1994. The play is family friendly and, as this promo video shows, is filled with references to 90’s culture and fashion.
The N.S. Business Turning Urban Professionals Into Chicken Owners
Once a high-flying Former Hewlett Packard employee, Denise Panasiuk has turned Hire A Hen from a side hustle into a full-fledged business.
Saint John Mayor Identifies Two Barriers To Retaining Immigrants
Officials in Saint John continue to refine the city’s immigration strategy, honing in on the main goals of attracting new people, enhancing the newcomer experience, and retaining immigrants.
How The Saint John Airport Plans To ‘Build Back’
The Saint John Airport (YSJ) saw another challenging year in 2021 but its CEO says there were also many positives.
Hearing Set For Tenant Forced From Bedford Inn
The owner of Enqore Developments says he is not renovicting, or evicting, anyone, despite plans to “retire” the building.
Famous Moncton Pooch Lends His Face To Charity-Boosting Craft Brew
Leroy Brown is the face of British Bulldog Best Bitter, which helped raise money for Youth Impact Jeunesse.
Proposed Herring Quota Would Put Lobster Fishermen In A Pinch For Bait
A proposed herring quota could cause bait shortages for lobster fisherman.
New Beer Festival Coming To Moncton This Month
The inaugural East Coast BevCon will feature a dizzying variety of vendors, from small, local microbrewers to big, mainstream producers–as well as international brewers from places like Denmark.
Welding On Wheels Sparking Education At Rothesay High
The portable trailer helps bring additional trades training facilities to new Brunswick schools.
