Moncton Chocolatier Eyes Wholesale Market
A little over a year since its delayed opening in the middle of the pandemic, LaRouère fabrique de chocolat is forging a local market in Moncton and prepping to enter the wholesale market.
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P.E.I. Ride Share Company Eyes New Brunswick Expansion
Kari is aiming to beat big competitors like Uber and Lyft to market in New Brunswick’s three major cities.
Atlantic Canadians Have The Biggest Debt Worries In Canada
Twenty-seven percent of people in Atlantic Canada say they don’t make enough money to cover all their expenses.
Licenses Revoked At Two New Brunswick Special Care Homes
The government hasn’t given an explination for the closures.
Equipment Delays Push Back O’Creek Brewery Opening
Owners say progress is clipping along and the Moncton brewery will be pouring beers by early spring.
Canada’s Inflation Rate Slows Slightly
The Consumer Price Index stood at 6.3 percent last month, down from 6.8 percent in November.
My Home Mercantile Owner Puts Moncton Shop Up For Sale
Miriah Kearney says she wants to focus her energy on her new venture in her home town of Truro.
Council Pauses On Rezoning Downtown Moncton Development
Nearby residents don’t like the project and say it will imact their properties.
Home Prices Down 2.8 Percent Year-Over-Year
Canadian home prices are down year-over-year for the first time since 2008, according to a new report.
VidCruiter Moves To Historic ‘Marven’s Building’ Amid Hiring Spree
“This was an upgrade and it was because of growth. We added 100 employees last year,” said company CEO Sean Fahey.
