Moosehead Pulls the Plug on Waterfront Brewery Project in Saint John
Moosehead Breweries announced Tuesday that it will not proceed with its small-batch brewery project planned for the Saint John waterfront.
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Saint John’s Hayward and Warwick Closing after Over 161 Years
One of Saint John’s oldest businesses is closing after over 161 years.
NB Power Recommends Maintaining Mactaquac Generating Station
New Brunswick Power is recommending a project to maintain the Mactaquac Generating Station to last its intended lifespan of approximately 2068.
First Export Igniter Cohort Named
Six Fredericton-based companies will participate in Atlantic Canada’s first export accelerator.
Kredl’s Fights to Live Another Day
Hampton’s Kredl’s Corner Market, a grocer and market specializing in local food, will avoid bankruptcy for at least another month.
The Future is Bright for New Brunswick’s Green LED Lighting Solutions
Self-starter Derek Breneol saw the light and had to be a part of it.
McInnes Cooper Adds Three New Maritime Partners
One New Brunswick associate and two Nova Scotia associates have been admitted to the McInnes Cooper partnership.
Kredl’s on Brink of Bankruptcy, Claims Province Reneged on Deal
Kredl’s is expected to go into bankruptcy on Friday, closing the business and laying off 70 employees.
Cavendish Farms Announces New Potato Processing Plant in Lethbridge, Alberta
The new $350 million facility will replace the company’s current aging plant.
Energy and Cybersecurity Accelerator Launched in Fredericton
The University of New Brunswick’s Technology Management and Entrepreneurship Centre has launched new accelerator for energy and cybersecurity startups in the region and beyond.
