Fredericton Digital Agency Announces Expanded Team Led By Women
The Ginger Agency has announced new roles for key women at the company – Kerry Wells as co-CEO, Susana Rojas as VP Creative, and Hilliary Baird as VP Client Services.
New Brunswick
Fredericton Art Store Expands Due to Spike in Online Sales
On May 1, Endeavours and ThinkPlay Fredericton is moving to 141 Brunswick Street to better handle Covid-19 restrictions and online orders. It’s also opening a Mystery Airbnb.
Collaboration Brew Returns For International Women’s Day
The popular International Women’s Day brew Sparkölsch returns after being launched last year as a collaboration by the women of Foghorn Brewing Company, Big Tide Brewing, Loyalist City Brewing, and Red Rover Craft Cider.
N.B. Will Move To ‘Yellow’ Phase Sunday Night
Each household will now be able to have a “Steady 15,” an increase from the “orange” phase’s “Steady 10.”
EUB To Review Retail Petroleum Margins In New Brunswick
New Brunswickers could soon be paying more for gas, diesel and heating oil products.
Meet Saint John’s Vegan Baker
Jennifer Baldassarro is the owner of Riverview Bake Shop, an online shop that sells a large variety of vegan sweets and baked goods to Greater Saint John.
Meeting Planners Take A Cross-Country Stroll To Fredericton Convention Centre
After abruptly losing business at the beginning of the pandemic, the FCC launched a campaign called “Fractive” to keep potential clients engaged across Canada.
Your Favourite Nova Scotia Influencers Bring The Same Magic To Their Marketing Agency
Brent and Sara MacIssac have built a marketing agency by sharing the insights they learned from becoming influencers in the travel blog space.
SomaDetect Raises $6-Million To Help Commercialize Innovative Dairy Health Technology
The Fredericton-based dairy technology company has closed a significant round of Series A venture capital funding — its largest to date.
Fredericton-Based Retail Property Owner, Developer Recovering From 2020 Downturn
Plaza Retail REIT’s portfolio of properties in Ontario, Quebec, and Atlantic Canada includes national grocery store chains, fast food, and value retailers – and most of them are now able to make lease payments again.
