New Home for Salisbury Farmers Market
A nearly $500,000 facelift for the downtown barn that houses the Salisbury Farmers and Artisans Market is nearly complete, and vendors hope to have a fully-renovated home sometime this month.
Moncton
New Thai Restaurant Moves into Former Downtown-Moncton Starbucks
A local contractor is preparing the former Downtown Moncton home of Starbucks to hold new Thai restaurant coming to the Hub City.
Five Industries Control the Fate of Atlantic Canada’s Net-Zero Targets
Five industry sectors – utilities, manufacturing, mining and oil, other primary industries, and transportation – account for 90 percent of Atlantic Canada’s emissions. They’re also responsible for about half of all jobs in the region.
Moncton’s My Home Mercantile Sold
The shop is now in the hands of a Halifax entreprenur who has some interesting plans.
Despite Successes, NB’s Film and TV Industry Still Needs Help
New shows hitting streaming platforms show the talent and creativity in New Brunswick. But access, labour, and infrastructure are still significant roadblocks.
Developer Crowns Downtown Moncton Development With Rooftop Patio
Moncton Developer Bill Hennessey’s newest project, an rooftop bar, is the “icing on the” cake for his mixed-use downtown tower at 55 Queen Street.
Moncton Business Groups Praise Upcoming Infrastructure Upgrades
The leaders of Moncton’s downtown business association and regional chamber of commerce have expressed support for recently announced infrastructure upgrades for downtown Moncton, near the Petitcodiac River.
Moncton Shutterbug Braces For Busiest Year Yet
A new studio, more staff, and a jet-setting new business arm are propelling Karen Casey into what she belives will be a “rockin year.”
Residents Petition Moncton Council To Stop Apartment Tower
Lori Barnes collected more than 300 signatures from residents who all agreed a 10-storey building will have a negative impact on the neighbourhood.
Canada’s Inflation Rate Slows To 5.9 Percent
The Consumer Price Index (CPI) stood at 5.9 percent last month, down from 6.3 percent in December. But despite the continued slowdown, food prices continued to rise at a much faster pace than overall inflation.
