Offline Board Game Cafe Opens New Uptown Location
After not having a permanent home for over a year, Offline Board Game Cafe has officially opened its new location in uptown Saint John.
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Food Trucks Of New Brunswick: JPM Canteen And Dairy Bar
It’s summer, which means it’s food truck season! At Huddle, we like to keep our readers up to date with all the good food traveling around the province. In this installment, the spotlight is on JPM Canteen and Dairy Bar.
Federal Government Contributing Over $475,000 In Funding To Venn Innovation
Venn Innovation will use the funding to support the space it operates out of, which includes its Venn Garage incubator for early-stage startups.
Saint John Is Ready For Hula’s Return
Discover Saint John will be hosting Hula’s live-painting experience from July 28 through August 8.
Moncton’s Breathe Yoga Fest Is Back For A Third Year
Breathe Yoga Fest will take place on Saturday, July 27.
FYN Swim Getting Attention From NHL Players, Planning Retail Expansion
The two entrepreneurs from New Brunswick behind the men’s swimwear line have their sights set on major department stores in the United States and Canada as the fashion company continues to grow.
Propel Signs Agreements With Leanstack And GrowthX
Propel announced this week that it has signed exclusive partnership agreements with both Leanstack and GrowthX. The organization says these subject matter experts help to further increase the validity and value of its Incite accelerator program.
Moncton Has The Lowest Office Vacancy Rate In Atlantic Canada
Office vacancy rates have lowered in New Brunswick overall, according to the latest survey numbers released Tuesday by real estate company Turner Drake & Partners. Moncton saw the biggest drop, and now has the lowest vacancy rate in Atlantic Canada, at 7.96 per cent.
Building Permits In Moncton Drops From Last Year To $113.3 Million
The numbers show a drop from $145.6 million worth of permits posted last year. Private sector activity continues to drive development, while government and institutional spending only accounted for 1 per cent of activity in the quarter up to June 30.
