An Ode to Journalism: Sam Steps Down From the Soapbox
Former Moncton Reporter Sam Macdonald’s swansong column, preceding his retirement from the world of journalism.
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Renowned Panelists Discuss Anti-Racism Initiatives at First-Ever PRUDE Forum
Sponsored: This forum intends to create a safe place to discuss, analyze, and evaluate anti-racism initiatives geared towards enhancing a more inclusive society for everyone, and includes some high-profile guests.
Lighting Retailer Finds New Downtown-Dieppe Location
Lite It Up by Design’s owners have moved their lighting showroom to a more central location in Dieppe, on Champlain Street.
UNB’s Hands-On Quantitative Investment Management Course Lets Students Learn with Real Money
The “Quant Student Investment Fund” is a new elective from UNB’s MQIM that lets grads get their hands dirty as they manage a multi-million-dollar portfolio.
Old Church Cottages Expands ‘Glamping’ Operations
Old Church Cottages is expanding across New Brunswick with “one-of-a-kind” glamping domes in Flatlands.
Three Rivers Tries to Bolster Housing Stock
A recent bid to rezone rural land to bring as many as 35 new homes to Three Rivers is a testament to Southeast New Brunswick’s hunger for housing.
Net-Zero Regulations Could Cost Atlantic Canada $1 Billion
Court challenges might be part of the answer for provinces trying to sort out jurisdictional issues.
Moncton Bridal Shop Says ‘I Do’ to New Main Street Location
Primrose Bridal has moved to a central spot on Main Street in Moncton, after leaving its former Dieppe haunt.
WestJet Drops Moncton Flights
The airline dropped flights between the city and Toronto as it pulls back from eastern Canada.
Bank of Canada Holds Key Interest Rate at 4.5 Percent
Growth in the Canadian economy was flat last quarter, with restrictive monetary policy continuing to weigh on household spending.
