Why The Landscaper Is the Employee Tourists Love The Most At Cape Enrage
The Tourism Industry Association of New Brunswick is offering a new course on how business owners and employees can properly serve the needs of people who visit the province.
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This N.B. Company Wants To Make It Easy For North Americans To Cook Indian Food
Sunny Zaman is expanding the reach of his Indian spice kits to Alberta and B.C., as he works to get into bigger grocery chains.
Moncton Company Helps United Nations Agency Win International HR Award
The UN Development Programme won an Innovation in Recruitment Award, using the software of video interview company VidCruiter.
First Group Of Irving Oil Employees Move Into New Building Uptown
More than 1,000 more people will move into the headquarters on King Square in the next few weeks.
Kognitiv Spark Opens U.K. Office To Boost Innovative Capacity And Sales In Europe
This is the Fredericton company’s first footprint outside Canada and will give it better access to European and Middle Eastern markets.
Why This Successful Professional From The Philippines Moved To Fredericton And Started An Online Grocery Store
Junifer Torralba is the owner of Ang Kapitbahay, an online store that sells packaged items that would normally be found in local grocery stores in the Philippines.
New Cafe In Rothesay Wants To Make Residents Leave Their Cars At Home
The Garden Grove Cafe in Rothesay has quickly become a community staple since opening last month.
Virtual Pet App That Helps You Stay Off Your Phone Officially Launches
This is the first product released by Fredericton-based Sapien.
Los Angeles Equity Firm Acquires New Brunswick’s Measurand Group
Vance Street Capital LLC announced last week that it has acquired Fredericton-based Measurand Group, a company specializing in geotechnical instruments.
Report Says Newcomers Contribute $168 Million To Provincial Budget Each Year
A report for New Brunswick Multicultural Council says more than 7,000 recent immigrants and international students who came between 2011 and 2016 directly contribute $516 million to the provinces GDP.
