New Thai Restaurant Moves into Former Downtown-Moncton Starbucks
A local contractor is preparing the former Downtown Moncton home of Starbucks to hold new Thai restaurant coming to the Hub City.
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Five Industries Control the Fate of Atlantic Canada’s Net-Zero Targets
Five industry sectors – utilities, manufacturing, mining and oil, other primary industries, and transportation – account for 90 percent of Atlantic Canada’s emissions. They’re also responsible for about half of all jobs in the region.
Federal Transport Minister Wants More Collaboration Between N.B. Airports
Omar Alghabra also fielded questions about the Passenger Bill of Rights after his address to a Saint John business audience.
New Money for Harbour Bridge Rehabilitation Project
As much as $7.3 million has been earmarked for the remaining two phases of the Harbour Bridge rehabilitation project.
Field Trip Health Introduces Ketimine Therapy to Fredericton
Field Trip Health introduces a new form of therapy to New Brunswick. With ketamine-assisted therapy, clients have been experiencing life changing results.
Sackville Set For ‘Sandwich Week’
The festival is a chance for hungry Haligonians to shake off the winter blues with some much needed comfort food.
Some Councilors Disagree With Weeknight Parking Fees In Halifax
Dartmouth Centre Councilor Sam Austin is in favour of charging for Saturday street parking, however.
Clearwater Cuts $250K Check to Hospital Campaign
The donation will support the redevelopment of South Shore Regional Hospital’w expanded Emergency Department.
H&M Closes McAllister Place Store
The store will be gone by the end of March, but don’t expect to pick up any great deals.
Saint John Developer Wants To Turn Hotel Into Affordable Housing
Council hopes to use hotels as a way to get around zoning complicated requirements and put up more affordalbe housing faster.
