Greater Moncton Loses Only LGBTQ+ Bar
Owners say the bar couldn’t keep up with all of the restrictions put in place to keep patrons safe.
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Trucking Industry Could Lose 20 Percent Of Drivers To New Entry Requirements
New entry requirements, set to begin on January 15, mean truck drivers will only be allowed to enter the country if they are fully vaccinated with one of the vaccines approved in Canada.
Company’s First Canadian Call Centre Brings Jobs To N.S.
The municipality signed a long-term lease with Global Empire Corporation for the remaining vacant space in the Liverpool business development centre.
Vito’s Will Close Rothesay Avenue Location In Saint John
The Georgoudis family says it will search for a better location and the other two will remain open.
N.S. and N.B. Housing Markets Still Hot As Year End Approaches
Housing prices continued to climb in New Brunswick in November, with sale prices up 30 percent over the previous year, and the Canadian Real Estate Association (CRE) says this upward trend should carry over into 2022.
Warung Indonesia Opens Permanent Location In Downtown Fredericton
The popular food truck at markets in the downtown core now is now located at the King’s Place Mall food court.
Growing Cellphone Repair Shop Opening At New Fredericton Location
Jordan Irvine said his repair business has come a long way from him fixing cellphones on a modified cooking sheet in his car in a parking lot in Woodstock, serving customers across Carleton and York Counties.
More Atlantic Canadians Will Consider Buying An Electric Vehicle In The Next Year
Electric vehicle purchase intent is closely tied to concern about climate change according to recent polling from Narrative Research.
Year In Review: Kathryn Lockhart On A New Crop Of Founders Shaking Up Atlantic Canada’s Startup Ecosystem
The CEO of Propel says Atlantic Canada is attracting founders that are smarter, more driven and diverse than ever before.
Organigram Acquires Quebec Hash Producer In $36-Million Deal
The Moncton cannabis company has acquired Quebec-based Laurentian Organic Inc. to grow its presence in the increasingly important hash market.
