Summer Numbers Were Great, But Tourism Needs To Be A Year-Round Industry
The past-chair of the provincial tourism industry says N.B. needs to draw people here the other nine months of the year as well.
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Funding For Seniors Fitness A Legacy Of The Canada 55+ Games In Saint John
The local games committee has made nearly $100,000 worth of donations to healthy living initiatives for seniors because it posted a surplus on the 2018 event and was able to give back to the community.
Rivers Corbett Wants Entrepreneurs To Learn From Failure, But He Uses Harsher Terms Than That
The first Fuck Up Night in Moncton, part of a global movement that encourages entrepreneurs to share stories of failure, will take place in December at La Station.
Distillerie Fils Du Roy Wins Business Of The Year At Moncton Awards Gala
To commemorate its 40th anniversary, CÉNB launched a limited edition Fils du Roy whiskey for sale, with funds going towards scholarships at Université de Moncton and CCNB.
Provincial Government Is Privatizing Cannabis NB
The province has issued a request for proposals to find a single operator in the private sector to take over the 20 cannabis retail stores.
How This N.B. Musician Exports His Art All The Way To Europe
Joey Robin Haché is an award-winning musician with a Francophone Album of the Year Award at the 2016 East Coast Music Awards and Francophone Recording of the Year at the NB Music Awards in 2015.
Foghorn Brewing Company Expanding With New Facility In Quispamsis
With the installation of a new brewing facility in Quispamsis, Foghorn Brewing Company will triple their capacity to brew their award-winning beer and open up space in its Rothesay taproom for more customers and events.
Woodchucks Bringing Axe Throwing To Uptown Saint John
The city centre will soon have a place where they can get together with friends, enjoy a few drinks – and throw axes at the wall.
Moonshine Creek And Ganong Partner On A Chicken Bones Liqueur
A New Brunswick craft distillery has come up with a twist to a holiday tradition in the Maritimes.
420 People Out Of Work As Brunswick Smelter Closes Its Doors
The decommissioning process will begin immediately and the Belldune smelter will cease all operations by the end of the year.
