Fredericton Entrepreneur Learns Lesson in Copyright From PGA Golfer John Daly
The owner of the Yanky handkerchief found himself on the receiving end of a cease-and-desist letter from the famous U.S. pro golfer.
The owner of the Yanky handkerchief found himself on the receiving end of a cease-and-desist letter from the famous U.S. pro golfer.
The application will now be reviewed by the Planning Advisory Committee and is subject to a public hearing April 16.
The alliance, which represents 4,000 across the province, is asking all parties to commit to a platform that would grow the economy and create jobs.
To reverse the declining numbers of young Canadian farmers, Halifax-based Nexus Robotics is developing a weed-picking robot that makes the physical farm labour less grueling.
Brent Harris, a local contractor and south end resident, says the social enterprise on Union Street will teach people new skills and fix up old buildings.
Classic Burger will serve gluten-free food, gourmet hot dogs and local beers.
Tyler Travis and Allison Orr say they learned a lot of about helping teams of students work toward shared goals.
The Fredericton company that makes sustainable, organic, cruelty-free deodorant is starting up again after working through a family health scare.
HaliMac Axe Throwing, which already has locations in Nova Scotia and Newfoundland, is expected to open downtown in the fall.
The Tare Shop will be the first zero-waste store in the Halifax area.