Saint John Shops Going Virtual-Only To Help Curb Spread Of Covid-19
Obscurity and Heartbreak Boutique have joined a growing number of restaurants, bars and retailers that have moved online or to curbside pickup or delivery over the past few days.
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Trinity Galleries Celebrating Major Milestone
The uptown Saint John gallery has showcased top local artists for the past 25 years.
N.B. Group Launches Online Marketplace For Indigenous Women Entrepreneurs
Women in Business New Brunswick launched Nujintuisga’tijig E’pijig, a free online platform where Indigenous women entrepreneurs, vendors and artisans can sell their traditional products, crafts and artworks.
Fredericton Region Moves To The ‘Orange’ Phase
Dr. Jennifer Russell also said that all non-essential travellers entering New Brunswick will have to self-isolate for 14 days, meaning that the Atlantic travel bubble is essentially over.
Another Explosion Rocks Recycling Facility On Saint John Waterfront
The latest explosion at the American Iron & Metal recycling facility comes two months after a fire prompted a large response by emergency crews.
N.B. Lumber Producers Say Tariff Reduction Step In Right Direction But Still Not Enough
The U.S. set a new duty rate of 8.99 percent on Canadian softwood lumber, down from the 20.23 percent set in 2017.
Fredericton Company Develops Ocean Floor Mapping Software Controlled From The Cloud
The $2.1-million Teledyne CARIS project will the first Ocean Supercluster initiative led by a New Brunswick-based company.
How This Saint John Art Gallery Is Making Its Exhibits ‘Pandemic-Proof’
Jones Gallery, located at 1 Charlotte Street in uptown Saint John, has launched a new project called Gallery Sounds that allows everyone, even those not comfortable going inside, to enjoy the art.
This Fredericton Startup Is Reimagining The Adult Drink
Lucinda Hughey compares the non-alcoholic drinks she has created so far to vermouth and Campari and she has also developed a chocolate dessert drink.
Saint John Councillor Welcomes Ride-Sharing Legislation
The provincial legislation introduced last week would allow companies like Uber and Lyft to operate in New Brunswick.
