Lush Cosmetics Tests Moncton Market With Holiday Pop-Up Store
The boutique will be set up in the green space next to City Hall from December 5 to 24th.
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This Business Will Supply Handmade Samosas For New Indian Cafe
After a long career at luxurious hotels and running restaurants, Raman and Shikha Sobti now want to offer street-food style delicacy from their home of New Delhi, not by opening a restaurant, but by supplying retailers, cafes and other food establishments.
Rivers Corbett Wants Entrepreneurs To Learn From Failure, But He Uses Harsher Terms Than That
The first Fuck Up Night in Moncton, part of a global movement that encourages entrepreneurs to share stories of failure, will take place in December at La Station.
Distillerie Fils Du Roy Wins Business Of The Year At Moncton Awards Gala
To commemorate its 40th anniversary, CÉNB launched a limited edition Fils du Roy whiskey for sale, with funds going towards scholarships at Université de Moncton and CCNB.
How This N.B. Musician Exports His Art All The Way To Europe
Joey Robin Haché is an award-winning musician with a Francophone Album of the Year Award at the 2016 East Coast Music Awards and Francophone Recording of the Year at the NB Music Awards in 2015.
Moncton’s Boys And Girls Club Teams Up With University On Robotics Mentorship For Youth
Up to 15 youth from the Boys and Girls Club of Moncton will learn how to make robots, code and program through a new initiative launched in partnership with Université de Moncton.
Tourism Industry Association Hosts 36th Annual Summit This Month
The two-day meeting of one of the province’s biggest economic drivers will cover topics including the NB Liquor Act and the labour shortage.
New Moncton Hotel Gets ‘Dangerous’ Uniforms Thanks To Fredericton Entrepreneur
Jeff Alpaugh Custom, the self-proclaimed makers of ‘the world’s most dangerous dress shirt’, has partnered with the recently-opened Hilton hotel to make its staff uniforms.
Employers Can Do These 3 Things To Attract And Retain The Workforce Of Today
With an early morning speech, GlassSky CEO Robyn Tingley set the tone for the Workforce Summit 20/20 in Moncton that seeks to help employers in the region to tackle labour force challenges.
French-Language International Festival Is A Growth Platform For N.B. Filmmakers
Greater Moncton festival attracts people from across the region and also “van loads from Quebec,” generating tourism dollars for the local economy.
