Gerald Hynes, Prominent Moncton Restaurant Founder, Dies At 91
Gerald “Buddy” Hynes of Hynes Restaurant died on Saturday at age 91 after a battle with cancer.
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How UNB Students Are Helping Local Businesses Reach International Markets
Businesses like Educated Beards in Fredericton that are part of Planet Hatch’s Export Igniter have benefitted from the time and skills of Faculty of Management students to grow markets overseas.
Saint John Mayoral Candidates Talk Growth, Police And Fire Fighter Wages, And Amalgamation
Candidates Donna Reardon and Mel Vincent joined Saint John Region Chamber of Commerce CEO David Duplissea for the chamber’s Mayoral Forum.
Acadia Broadcasting To Acquire Two Halifax Stations
The Canadian Radio-television Telecommunications Commission (CRTC) has approved the purchase agreement between Acadia Broadcasting Limited and Evanov Communications Inc. for two of Evanov’s Halifax-based radio stations.
N.B. Farmers Face Higher Costs With Return Of Temporary Foreign Workers
The Higgs government introduced new Covid-19 guidelines this spring which requires all workers to quarantine individually as opposed to being in groups.
Venn Innovation Announces 7 New Members Of Its Incubator Program
The selected companies will receive $47,000 of in-kind value through mentorship, resources, investment planning guidance, and technology validation for business model scalability.
Greater Moncton Home Sales Still Red-Hot
March was the second-best month in history for home sales in Greater Moncton according to the latest numbers.
Building the Utility Of The Future With The Tesla Megapack
The 51,000-pound battery, which can store enough electricity to power more than 100 homes for two hours, is a key piece of Saint John Energy’s work to build the Utility of the Future for Saint John.
These High-Skilled Newcomers Say ‘New Brunswick Is Where The Future Is’
Government agencies like ONB and private companies like Fiddlehead Technology in Moncton know that tapping into the international talent pipeline is key to growing and enriching the province’s economy.
Atlantic Airports Pleased With Air Canada Deal But Want More Support
The federal government agreed this week to give Air Canada $5.9-billion to help the airline through the Covid-19 pandemic.
