Glass-Blowing Studio Moving Into ‘Union Station’ This Summer
Glass Roots Canada Inc. will open on the ground floor of a renovated old Saint John fire station that was purchased by Holly and Ken Singh in 2018.
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Saint John Firm Helping Cruise Industry Companies Plan For Eventual Comeback
LemonEight is turning Covid-19’s impact on the cruise line industry into an opportunity to create better cruise experiences for travelers by teaching leadership and innovation.
Atlantic Lottery Names New Interim CEO
Patrick Daigle will take over as interim president and CEO after Chris Keevill resigned to return to the private sector.
This Eco-Friendly St. Stephen Farm Is Growing Cannabis And Fish
From a facility that produces dried cannabis flowers, and makes cannabinoid-infused bath bombs in St. Stephen, Stewart Farms is also farming fish, linking both the cannabis and fish farms through aquaponics.
U.K. Sees Atlantic Canada Partnerships On Everything From Cybersecurity To Covid-19 Response
There’s room to grow when it comes to the trade and policy collaboration between here and the U.K., says the High Commissioner.
Candy Is ‘Comfort Food,’ Says Owner Of Moncton Store That Moved To Bigger Location
The Candy Depot recently relocated just up the road from 824 to 1144 Mountain Road. Owner Stephane Leblanc says they opened in September 2019, but it was time to expand.
Covid-19 Restrictions Loosened For Moncton And Edmundston
The Moncton region (Zone 1) will move to the orange level of Covid-19 reopening, and the Edmundston region (Zone 4) will move to the red level, as of midnight Tuesday.
Online Marketplace Brings Fresh, Local Groceries To Frederictonians
Cura’s website has a selection of dairy, meats, and vegetables, all sold by local farms around the area.
Saint John Crafting Studio Is One Stop Shop For Customized Goods
Sarah Sutherland’s printing studio, consisting of her Epson printer, special printing inks, accessories, and stock, is where she sublimates her customized prints on everything from puzzles to lanyards to masks.
Port Saint John CEO Says Small Businesses Hurt By Cruise Ship Ban
Jim Quinn says public safety is the top priority and he’s confident ships will come again once the ban is lifted.
