Moncton Council Scraps One-Way And Bike Lane On Main Street
The pilot project was originally intended to run until September 30.
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Bill Morneau Resigns As Federal Finance Minister
He is hoping to become Secretary General for the Organization for Economic Cooperation and Development (OECD), a bid that will be “vigorously” supported by Prime Minister Justin Trudeau.
Odd Ball Snacks No More: N.B. Company Renames Healthy, Tasty Treats
Fredericton-based Snak. will soon have a storefront that sells signature products like Peanut Butter Power Bars and Cashew Lemon Rounds.
Boy With Autism Inspired Family To Open Salisbury Coffee House
Aaron’s Coffee House, which will serve all-natural coffee and baked goods, could provide a future source of income and social interaction for 13-year-old Makhi.
Moncton ‘GlitchFest’ Will Attract Gamers From Around Atlantic Canada
The first online tournament will be held in September, for the game Valorant. GlitchFest will be selling tickets for players who want to join competitions, while viewers can watch for free by streaming online.
New Brunswick Election Set For September 14
Progressive Conservative Party leader Blaine Higgs and Liberal Party leader Kevin Vickers both positioned themselves as the best stewards of the economy going forward.
Downtown Moncton Businesses Want Main Returned To A Two-Way Street
Twenty-six businesses had signed a petition to have the jersey barriers and bicycle lane removed.
Fudge Factory’s Success Grows To Barn Sized Proportions
Cobbler’s Lane Fudge Factory has grown quickly since opening two years ago at Apohaqui’s general store.
Fredericton Restaurant Introduces Dog-Friendly Patio
Isaac’s Way in downtown Fredericton wants owners to enjoy lunch and avoid leaving their dogs at home or in hot cars.
Halifax Mayor Calling On Governments To Do More For Tourism Industry
Halifax Mayor Mike savage is calling on all levels of government to give more aid to the beleaguered tourism and hospitality industry in Nova Scotia. After reading a CBC article about the woes of the industry, the Halifax Mayor took to twitter to air his thoughts.
“Hard to imagine an industry being decimated so badly by forces outside its control,” tweeted Savage. “All orders of government need to rally in support of our travel and tourism partners. We will need them post-Covid, and they need us now.”
