Finally, A Moncton Restaurant That Serves Sushi On A Conveyor Belt
The old Jean’s diner on St. George Street will be reopened as Kinja, an Asian fusion restaurant that serves breakfast, lunch and dinner.
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Moncton’s Dolma Food Competes With Large Companies With Online Grocery And Meal Services
Later this month, customers will be able to order and pay for groceries and prepared meals through Dolma Food’s website.
How N.B.’s ‘Go-Getter’ Approach Is Growing the Cannabis Industry
Canopy Growth CEO Bruce Linton says the company is investing $39-million in a facility in Fredericton because the province is embracing opportunities in the sector.
How This Immigrant Made Her Dream Come True in Small Town New Brunswick
Melody Andalan Landry has a degree in computer science but always wanted to run a food business. She now shares her Filipino culture through her food truck in N.B.
New Brunswick’s Economy Lost 1,100 Jobs In June
In the Saint John area, the unemployment rate fell to 6.2 per cent last month. It rose to 6.4 per cent in Moncton.
Fredericton Men Originally From Africa Tell Their Story Through Fashion
Bishop, Kamondo and Jesus launched Author’s Collection in June after making clothes for the fashion line all winter.
How N.B. Is A Magnet For Investment For International Companies Like TD
For Premier Brian Gallant the TD Insurance centre in Saint John is emblematic of the longstanding success of the business services sector in New Brunswick.
How This Researcher Is Improving the Lives of Amputees
Ahmed Shehata, a recent PhD graduate from UNB, is the New Brunswick Health Research Foundation’s Rising Star for May for his research on improving how amputees adapt to using their new prostheses.
Downtown Moncton’s Neighbourhood Daycare Bakery is Open
Co_Pain sells fresh pastries like hand-rolled, hand-kneaded croissants. In its larger space, it now also sells baguettes, focaccias and other artisan European breads.
When We Support Our Students, We All Win
Opportunities New Brunswick (ONB) awarded 12 individual $1,000 prizes to New Brunswick high school students planning to attend a post-secondary program in the province.
