2022 Saw Office Space Vacancies Jump Across N.B.’s Largest Cities
Vacancies in office space rose across New Brunswick’s three largest cities in 2022, says a recent Turner Drake & Partners study.
Moncton
Picketers Brave February Cold To Call For Renewed N.B. Rent Cap
A crowd with honking-loud local support gathered in front of the office of Moncton East MLA Daniel Allain to picket and call for the return of a rent cap to New Brunswick.
Moncton’s The Dugout Reopens In Larger, Downtown Space
Local demand, an expired lease, and a passion for the game inspired Kelly Snowdon, founder of The Dugout, to move her sports training facility to a bigger location in downtown Moncton.
Staff Cuts At Acadia Broadcasting
The job cuts are company-wide but do not affect Huddle’s on-the-ground news operations.
Business Owner Frustrated After Being Hit Twice By Copper Thieves
Jo-Anne Phillips says copper theft is becoming an epidemic in New Brunswick.
Moncton Spa Owners Enter Food And Drink Market With New Lounge
The women who brought Nakai Spa Salon Studio to New Brunswick have unveiled a new corner to sit and sip a beverage in, in a historic downtown-Moncton property.
Association Of Seafood Producers Names New Executive Director
Jeff Loder takes over for Derek Butler, who headed the organization for 19 years and stepped down in late 2022.
Canadian Economy Grew Slightly In November
Real GDP grew 0.1 percent, similar to what the nation’s economy saw in the previous five months.
How Terry’s Bake Shop Survived For 35 Years
When a big competitor came on the scene, the husband-wife duo in charge of Terry’s Bake Shop almost lost their business.
National Vacancy Rate Falls To 1.9 Percent
Officials said rental housing supply surged year-over-year in 2022, but demand outpaced growth.
