‘You’d Better Figure That Out,’ Says Business Professor About Embracing Online Sales
Daniel Doiron, a business professor at the University of New Brunswick, says local companies need to embrace the future of shopping online.
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Making Main Street One Way For The Summer Means Larger Sidewalk Cafes
It looks like Moncton city council could move forward with a plan to make a section of Main Street one-way, along with bike lanes, for the summer.
ForFitness Figuring Out How To Serve Members Ready To Hit The Gym Again
Exercise facilities like ForFitness and Athletics in Rothesay are adapting to a new way of operating and serving their members, both online and in-person as restrictions are loosened.
The Brick Opening Saint John Store Thursday
The Fredericton store shouldn’t be far behind. It’s expected to open by mid-June.
Saint John Airport Prepares For Return Of Flights
Air Canada is set to resume on June 22 and Porter Airlines on July 29. Flair Airlines is looking to launch for the first time on July 5.
Boyce Market To Reopen June 6, Night Market Won’t Open At All This Year
Fredericton marketgoers will be both excited and disappointed, with the Boyce Farmers Market reopening this weekend and the Garrison Night Market not opening at all this summer.
First Lobster Shipment To China In Months A ‘Good Sign’
The Greater Moncton Romeo Leblanc International Airport is currently down to three Westjet flights a week, due to COVID-19. So when a large cargo freighter jet arrived last week, it brought a feeling of hope.
Matt George Wants To Amplify ‘Maritime Minds’ With New Media Company
Unsettled Media already has three podcasts on the go, a newsletter and a contract to produce a series of podcasts on the New Brunswick economy.
Temporary Foreign Workers To Arrive In N.B. Through Moncton Airport
International flights carrying temporary foreign workers into New Brunswick will soon arrive at the Moncton’s Greater Roméo LeBlanc International Airport.
Port Saint John Says Cruise Ship Ban Could Result In $100-Million Loss For Region
With news that Canada has banned cruise ships until the end of October due to COVID-19, Saint John stands to lose a significant chunk of its tourism revenue in 2020.
