Moncton’s La Station Expands To Launch Community Incubator, Rooftop Garden
La Station’s expansion project will be in phases, with a community incubator expected to launch in early 2021 and a rooftop garden and patio following that.
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Justice Stores To Close Across Canada
ascena Retail Group will close all of its Justice stores and a select number of Ann Taylor, Lane Bryant and Lou and Grey stores across Canada. This includes the Justice locations in Moncton and Fredericton.
Propel Looking For Atlantic Canada’s ‘Next Global Company’ With New Contest
Startup businesses across the region have a chance at winning a prize pack worth $50,000 in a new contest from Atlantic Canadian tech accelerator Propel.
Fredericton Food Truck Expanding to Restaurant on Northside
The food truck, PJ’s Wings an Things, will be opening a new restaurant location by York County Cider.
ChocoZein Cafe Finds Home In Uptown Saint John
Opening Friday at One Princess Street, ChocoZein Cafe will serve both Arabic and Canadian coffee to drink in-house or to-go, as well as a variety of desserts, many of them made with their award-winning chocolate.
Why This Marketing Manager Now Farms Asian Crops In N.B.
Tony Tang runs New Garden Organics in Memramcook, where he grows and sells plants often used in Asian dishes, such as bok choy, daikon, gailan and others.
New Brunswickers Flocking To Magnetic Hill Wharf Village
Owner Jenna Cann says they opened over a month later than usual due to COVID-19, but things have been going well so far.
Fredericton’s Ginger Agency Joins National Network As Sole N.B. Member
With 24 member agencies nationwide, tCAN, founded in 1963, represents approximately $250 million in combined annual billings. The network also has associate members in Europe, the Caribbean and South America.
N.B. Theatres Launch Programs to Get Artists Working Again
The Imperial Theatre in Saint John and the Playhouse in Fredericton have launched programs to allow artists to hone their craft in a professional space after Covid-19’s damage to the arts community.
Organigram Lost $90M During Its Third Quarter
The company says Canada’s cannabis industry is highly competitive and oversupplied amongst both licensed producers and the still-dominant black market.
