Fredericton, Halifax Region Lead Atlantic Class Of CANIE Award Winners
Eight organizations, startups and entrepreneurs from the region were honoured at first annual Canada Innovation and Entrepreneur (CANIE) Awards.
New Brunswick
Hotel Association Wants You To Make Saint John ‘Base Camp’ This Summer
So far the staycation Saint Awesome experiences include a new craft beer route, a kid-approved itinerary, island getaways, and a once-in-a-lifetime opportunity for bird watchers.
N.B. Premier Says Atlantic Canadian Borders Should Open In Early July
New Brunswick has moved to the next stage of the Yellow recovery phase, except for the Campbellton Zone 5 region, which remains in the Orange phase.
YSJ CEO New President Of Atlantic Canada Airports Association
Derrick Stanford’s new role comes at a time when airports across the country face severe challenges due to the travel restrictions caused by Covid-19.
HotSpot Now Available For Long-Term Parking At Fredericton Airport
The airport announced on Thursday that it’s partnered with HotSpot to provide a new contactless payment solution for parking in the airport’s long-term parking lot.
Uptown Saint John Businesses Raising Funds For N.B. Black History Society
The raffle campaign was launched on Monday and includes 25 businesses and restaurants in the city centre.
Mayor Wants Dieppe To Be Warm And Inclusive Place For Newcomers
The city launched its first immigration strategy Thursday to support targets and efforts set out in a regional strategy that includes Moncton and Riverview.
ProcedureFlow Opens New Office In Saint John To Accommodate Growth
The Saint John-based company has expanded its team by 75 percent over the last year, and officially opened its new office on the ground level of Market Square.
North Side Market Vendors Will Sell Food At Fredericton Exhibition Ground
The popular market may have permanently closed due to Covid-19, but some of the food vendors will have a new place to sell their products starting June 26.
Keirstead’s Flower Shop Still Has Strong Saint John Roots
The 95-year-old uptown business remains committed to growing its customer base even with the setbacks brought on by Covid-19.
