N.B. Businesses Selling Incidental Insurance Must Now be Licensed
New changes will impact New Brunswick businesses that sell insurance products secondary to their main business.
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Manufacturing Training Investments Made at UNB and NBCC
Training and retaining skilled talent is a high priority for the province as anticipates 120,000 retirements in the next decade.
Lighting Retailer Finds New Downtown-Dieppe Location
Lite It Up by Design’s owners have moved their lighting showroom to a more central location in Dieppe, on Champlain Street.
Slight uptick in Home Sales in Southern N.B.
The Saint John Real Estate Board reported 105 home sales throughout the month. While that remains below average, it marked the first month-over-month increase since June.
Cooke Continues Buying Spree With Seafood Distributor Slade Gorton
The acquisition is the latest in a series aimed at strengthening Cooke’s distribution capabilities throughout North America.
Field Trip Health Closing Fredericton Clinic
The company says it’s closing the clinic “in an effort to reduce expenditures and preserve capital.”
Old Church Cottages Expands ‘Glamping’ Operations
Old Church Cottages is expanding across New Brunswick with “one-of-a-kind” glamping domes in Flatlands.
New Management at TD Station
OVG360 has been selected to operate and manage the multi-purpose arena, the company announced Tuesday.
Government Gives Millions to Michelin
More than $300 million will go to Michelin’s three factories in Bridgewater, Waterville, and Pictou.
How a Halifax Business Helped an Artist Attend South By Southwest
Poolblood’s trip was made possible thanks to Side Door, a Halifax-based business that uses an online platform to match artists with venues.
