Art Parties Coming Back To Greater Saint John
Grand Bay artist Ashley Misener is starting up her Art Party service again next month and incorporating social distancing measures to protect against COVID-19.
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Saint John’s BunkHaus Closing Due To COVID-19
But the whole business isn’t going under. The Uptowner café and taproom will be staying open along with owner Ingrid Woodhouse’s new secret project.
N.B. Tourism Association Launches Cleanliness Certification In English And French
The Clean It Right/Nettoyez-le Bien certification is an online, self-study training program aimed at increasing the safety of guests, visitors and staff in the tourism, hospitality and retail industry. Certified operators will get window decals to display at their business.
Here’s Where You Can Save Up To 15 Percent On Your Alcohol, Every Day
The Alcool NB Liquor (ANBL) Depot in Salisbury is like a big box store, but for alcoholic beverages. It offers exclusive products, and lower prices for purchases in large volumes every day.
The Charlotte County Hospital Foundation Keeps Rural Healthcare Going
Everyone knows healthcare is expensive, and provinces often struggle to pay for doctors, nurses, and equipment. We all know that our tax dollars are used to fund the healthcare system, but throughout New Brunswick, there are community groups helping to foot the bill.
One such non-profit group is the Charlotte County Hospital Foundation (CCHF). For years they have poured money into local healthcare and have provided the Charlotte County Hospital with needed equipment.
Organigram Lawsuit Reaches Supreme Court
The class-action lawsuit against Moncton-based cannabis producer Organigram has made its way to the Supreme Court of Canada.
Office Vacancy Down In Fredericton and Saint John, But Up In Region Overall
Though the full impact of Covid-19 on the region’s rental office market has yet to be seen, there are some early indicators that recent downward trends in vacancy are starting to reverse.
Saint John Growth Committee Talks Affordable Housing
The city’s rental market struggles with a near-zero vacancy rate, as well as long wait-lists to access affordable housing.
Market Square Restaurants Team Up to Let Customers Order Off Their Phones
The new system, rolled out this summer, allows contactless ordering during the Covid-19 pandemic and utilizes vacant patio space on the boardwalk that had been left vacant.
Calgary Firm Hired To Develop Plan For Fredericton Exhibition Grounds
The Fredericton Exhibition Limited (NBEX) and the City of Fredericton agreed to hire O2 Planning + Design to prepare the site development plan. O2 Planning + Design is a Calgary-based studio that works with landscape architecture, ecology, urban design, and planning.
