Moncton Chocolatier Eyes Wholesale Market
A little over a year since its delayed opening in the middle of the pandemic, LaRouère fabrique de chocolat is forging a local market in Moncton and prepping to enter the wholesale market.
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KV Oasis Proposes Summer Market In Quispamsis
The KV Oasis Market would run on Saturdays from 10 a.m. until 3 p.m. from June through September.
New Plan For Dartmouth Waterfront Includes Cruise Ship Berths
Captain Allan Gray says the port expects to eventually reach 1 million cruise passangers a year.
The ‘Renewable Natural Gas’ Helping Energy Producers Meet Climate Obligations
Irving Oil has partnered with Anaergia Inc. as a supplier of a renewable natural gas made from organic waste.
Atlantic Canadians Have The Biggest Debt Worries In Canada
Twenty-seven percent of people in Atlantic Canada say they don’t make enough money to cover all their expenses.
Life Start Training Expands To Halifax
The expansion marks the first step toward what the company hopes will be more locations around the Maritimes — and across the country.
Licenses Revoked At Two New Brunswick Special Care Homes
The government hasn’t given an explination for the closures.
Equipment Delays Push Back O’Creek Brewery Opening
Owners say progress is clipping along and the Moncton brewery will be pouring beers by early spring.
Oland Says Saint John Could Challenge Halifax On East-Coast Port Supremacy
Andrew Oland reflected on the past of Moosehead Brewery, and its place in Saint John, while also looking towards the future of the city itself as an important port not only for the province, but for the region and the country.
Canada’s Inflation Rate Slows Slightly
The Consumer Price Index stood at 6.3 percent last month, down from 6.8 percent in November.
