UPS Lays Off 168 Employees In Moncton
The U.S. package delivery and logistics company said outcomes for the employees affected could include “promotions, lateral moves, or finding employment with another company.”
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Quick-Serve Mexi’s Will Open In Moncton’s North End
Mexi’s Fresh Express is the quick-serve version of the Mexican restaurant franchise Mexicali Rosa’s.
Your Next Binge-Worthy Netflix Show Stars Moncton Chef Dennis Prescott
Restaurants On The Edge, which features Moncton Chef Dennis Prescott, will stream on Netflix internationally February 28 and Netflix Canada on March 14.
How Dieppe Grew To Be A Bustling Community Of 25,000 People
A lot of the population growth traditionally came from other parts of Francophone New Brunswick, but the trend has shifted as the city receives more newcomers from other parts of Canada and abroad.
Review Finds 3+ Didn’t Know About Ex-Employee’s Alleged Fraud Involving Clients
Saly and Clinton Davis had accused Daniel Bard, who was 3+’s VP of investment attraction from July 2016 to January 2018, of defrauding them when they went to the corporation for business advice and mentorship.
Moncton Supports $12-Million Affordable Housing Project
Rising Tide plans to use the funds raised from the municipal and provincial governments to deliver a three-year program that will house 125 people in need.
Pier 1 Imports Closing Stores In Moncton And Halifax
The American retailer of imported furniture and home decor items has filed for bankruptcy protection in the U.S. and announced it will close all of its 450 Canadian stores.
NBIF Calls On Student Researchers To Submit Videos For R3 Pitch Competition
The winner of the live pitch at the R3 Gala on April 2 will get a $2,000 cash prize, while the first and second runner ups will win $1,000 and $500, respectively.
CN Rail Shutdown Halting Propane Deliveries To Maritimes
Rail service in Eastern Canada has screeched to a halt as First Nations demonstrators refuse to dismantle blockades that are keeping many of the country’s trains from moving.
Moncton Fashion Designer Selling ‘Slow Fashion’ From Africa, South America
Erin Keatch’s journey has taken her from being a designer in Toronto to promoting socially-conscious products from all over the world that are “whimsical, personal and have a special connection to the wearer.”
