How The Red Cross Helps People Devastated By Events Like The Spring Floods
Like many people, homeowner Krista Snow didn’t know the different ways the Canadian Red Cross helps New Brunswickers in need until the floods of 2019 swamped her house.
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Gregory Pringle Makes ‘Power Bar’ Oatcakes From Generations-Old Family Recipe
Eight years ago, Gregory Pringle lost his job as a civil technician. He found the solution to his money issues pinned to his refrigerator, a recipe for oatcakes that had been in his family for four generations.
Moncton Entrepreneur Among Recipients of EY Atlantic Awards
John Chamberlaine, the president and CEO of Action Car & Trucks Accessories, won under the consumer products and retail category.
Second to None Barbershop Gives Clients First Class Cuts
Unable to find a local barber to cut his hair, Shane Snow took matters (and clippers and razors) into his own hands to open the Second to None barbershop.
Halifax’s Mezza Lebanese Kitchen Will Open Location In Moncton
The family-owned, fast-casual restaurant chain plans to follow with locations in Saint John and Fredericton, and P.E.I.
Moosehead Breweries Helps Fellow Canadian Moose Regain World Title
Mac The Moose, a sculpture in Moose Jaw, Sask., is once again the world’s tallest moose with the help of the Saint John brewer. They celebrated, of course, with a Moosehead Lager.
Couple Introducing Compostable Sugarcane-Based Straws To Moncton
For Tylleen Yeh and her family, the world’s reliance on plastic is something they want to change. They now sell compostable straws made out of sugarcane fiber, based on technology from their native Taiwan.
Saint John Energy Customers Will Soon Be Able To Manage Energy Use And Save Money
An online portal, expected to be launched in early 2020, will use modern data analytics that will allow Saint John Energy to collect new sources of data that customers can visualize and use to optimize their energy use.
AIM CEO Meets With Saint John Residents To Talk About Noise, Air Quality Concerns
American Iron and Metal has faced continuous complaints about its large-scaled metal recycling facility on the Saint John waterfront.
Moncton Area People’s Party, Conservative Party Candidates Still Press For Oil Pipeline
Five candidates running in Moncton-Riverview-Dieppe in the upcoming federal election debated issues that impact the local economy, small business growth, energy and immigration.
