BlueJayDB Wants To Make It Easier For Companies To Integrate Databases
The database management company out of the Université de Moncton recently won a $25,000 investment from NBIF through a startup competition.
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NBCC Alumni Awards Showcase Leaders And Pioneers In Their Communities
A soldier turned health care pioneer. A family business owner expanding his leadership capacity. A rising star on the global nuclear stage. An early innovator in Cloud computing. They all started their careers at NBCC.
Pump House Brewery In Moncton Gets New Owners
After 21 years at the helm, Shaun and Lilia Fraser are stepping back from the popular local brewery that now ships beer across Canada and the U.S.
Moncton’s SnapAP Completes First Phase Of $2-Million Funding Round
This marks the first ever capital funding deal with primarily Israeli investors for a fintech startup in Atlantic Canada.
New Spa Opening At The Lily Lake Pavilion In Saint John
Slated to open in February, At The Lake Spa & Studio will offer a range of spa and aesthetic services. The business will be owned and operated by Courtenay Blizzard and Andrea Cyr.
How UNB Keeps Students And Surrounding Community Safe During The Pandemic
Many students will be arriving at UNB campuses in Fredericton and Saint John from around the world in the midst of a pandemic this winter. With experience from the first wave of COVID-19, UNB is prepared to receive them.
Sackville Bakery Can Meet North American Demand For Vegan Cookies With $180,000 Investment
Sackville staple Kookie Kutter Bakery has moved to a bigger location and invested in advanced manufacturing capacity to help fulfill orders for its products in Canada and the U.S.
5 Eco-Friendly Companies Show Off Their Work At Energia Ventures Showcase
This year’s cohort from the UNB accelerator program showcased hypercars, solar power, and sustainable packaging solutions for companies like McDonald’s
Bill To Allow Permanent Residents To Vote Proposed In N.B. Legislature
If the bill becomes law, New Brunswick will be the first Canadian province to allow permanent residents to vote municipally.
Federal Funding Needed For Proposed St. Vincent’s Project
The proposed project would see the old high school on Cliff Street converted into a 60-unit residence. The renovations would lead to at least 30 affordable units, according to a plan presented to city council this week.
