Dieppe Couple Creates Sound System That Costs $120,000. Yes, You Heard That Right…
Thierry Ruel has invented a sound system that provides an even sound level and clear, transparent sound that’s competitively priced for the high-end market.
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Shamrock Barbershop Chanelling Saint John’s Past And Its Future
Harry Gorman’s Irish-themed barbershop is the city’s first to take online bookings and hopes to be the first to get licensed so guys can have a beer while getting a haircut.
Greater Moncton Reports High Immigrant Retention Rates, But Needs To Welcome Even More
Greater Moncton retained most of its newcomers in 2015 and doubled the annual number of immigrants coming to the area in 2017.
N.B. Company Will Help NASA Test Drone Safety In Urban Environments
Rothesay-based AVSS is working with the National Aeronautic and Space Administration on a pioneering project in Reno, Nevada.
Cloud5 To Hire As Many As 80 New Travel Consultants In Saint John
The company recently announced increases to its hourly wages, benefits, and bonus incentives including referral bonuses to help recruit new employees.
Halifax-Based Accelerator Wants To Fund And Support New Brunswick Companies
The Volta is an innovation and startup hub that’s open to early-stage tech startups in Atlantic Canada.
Cooke Teams Up With Martha Stewart On Seafood Line
The seafood products will include easy-to-follow recipes and special butter flavours or spice blends by the celebrity.
Organigram Now A True Coast-To-Coast Cannabis Company
The Moncton-based company has signed a letter of intent with the Société québécoise du cannabis (SQDC), which means it will now be selling recreational marijuana products in all 10 provinces.
A Peek Inside The New Oceanside Apartments In Uptown Saint John
The developer converting the former Salvation Army shelter into a 20-unit apartment building is almost ready to have his first tenants move in.
Why These Businesspeople From Sussex Are Against Fracking
Premier Blaine Higgs says there is enough support to proceed with fracking in Susses. But some local businesspeople don’t believe it’s the best thing for the future of the area’s economy and environment.
