Moosehead Taking Small Batch Brews Nation-Wide
The brewery will release five brand new brews at retail and bar establishments.
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Jennifer McKenzie Sees Potential In N.B.’s Entrepreneurial Drive And Spirit
Huddle editor Mark Leger spoke with the NDP leader in the third of a series of conversations about the economy in advance of the provincial election, September 24.
Thirty-Two Businesses Finalists For Moncton Awards That Will ‘Celebrate Local’
The chamber of commerce awards will celebrate local services and products and companies inspired by campaigns like For the Love of New Brunswick.
Top Silicon Valley Sales Influencer To Headline Amplify Atlantic
Propel announced Thursday that Steli Efti, Founder of Close.io is back by popular demand at the growth marketing event in Halifax this fall.
Saint Johners Win Top Awards At Global Cruise Industry Event In Portugal
Betty MacMillan, cruise development manager of Port Saint John, won Port Personality of the Year and Discover Saint John was awarded Marketing Initiative of the Year at the annual cruise industry event in Lisbon.
Brian Gallant Inspired By Early Family Financial Struggles To Campaign For Fair Economy
Huddle editor Mark Leger spoke with the Liberal Party leader in the second of a series of conversations about the economy in advance of the provincial election, September 24.
“This Is Like The Award That Says, ‘Hey, Way To Persevere And Get Through It’ “
The Fredericton Chamber of Commerce recognizes HotSpot Parking for its resilience and announces the finalists for seven other categories of the 2018 Business Excellence Awards.
Cool Cats Agency Wants To Help Musicians Take Care of Business
This bilingual Moncton agency wants to help musicians in New Brunswick grow their careers by taking care of the management and booking side of their business.
Uptown Saint John Purchases Its Own Street Sweeper
Keeping the streets clean is a service typically provided by the municipality, but business improvement associations in Canada are now taking on these kinds of roles.
Atlantic Canadians Buying More Canadian-Made Products Because Of Trump Tariffs
A new poll suggests that the ongoing trade dispute may contain at least some good news for Canadian businesses, says Don Mills, Chairman and CEO of Corporate Research Associates.
