N.B. Airports Beat Passenger Records In 2018
Nearly 1.4 million people flew out of the province’s main airports in Saint John, Moncton and Fredericton.
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More Than 150 People Begin Work Monday At TD’s New Corporate Offices In Dieppe
The bank will ultimately employ 1,000 people in the contact centre and financial operations centre.
Fredericton’s ‘Export Igniter’ Will Help These 6 Companies Tap New International Markets
This year’s group includes a casket maker, a hard cider producer and a maker of organic men’s grooming products.
N.B. Makers Of The World’s Coolest Onesie Strikes Deal With Dragons
Tuxy, the Moncton-based company that makes onesies you can actually wear outside the house, appeared on an episode of CBC’s Dragons’ Den on Thursday night.
Kate Hudson’s Baby Is Wrapped In A Fredericton Lulujo Blanket On The Ellen Show
Lulujo’s products are available in 30 countries, so it’s no surprise one of them might end up at The Ellen Show studio.
Saint John Energy Seeks Developer To Build $30-Million Wind Farm On West Side
The energy utility says the Burchill Wind Project, as it’s being called, will move ahead if it can derive significant savings from purchasing wind energy over the traditional supply.
Moncton Continued To Grow In 2018, Issuing $222.6-Million In Building Permits
Mayor Dawn Arnold said the city continues to be of interest to investors and developers, international newcomers, and Canadians outside of New Brunswick.
Catapult Cafe & Studio Now Open In Uptown Saint John
The new cafe on Princess Street is employing low-income artists and serving coffee from local roaster Beamers Creek.
Craft Beer Pub Owners, Brazilian Barista To Open Specialty Coffee Shop in Bathurst
Kaffeine Espresso Bar, located in the heart of downtown Bathurst, will offer specialty beverages with coffee beans that are roasted by Atlantic Canadian craft roasters, like Anchored Coffee in Nova Scotia.
BP Scales Back Oil And Gas Exploration Plans Off Nova Scotia Coast
The Canada-Nova Scotia Offshore Petroleum Board says the energy giant is surrendering 50 per cent of the area included in its licence – a consolidation of four offshore parcels roughly 300 kilometres southeast of Halifax.
