The Shake Shack Freddy Will Make The City Even Sweeter With Gourmet Milkshakes
Owner Julia Gilliard has left a secure, full-time job to bring towering Instagram-worthy milkshakes to sweet-toothed Frederictonians.
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Inside The Moncton Castle That Now Has Condos For Rent And Airbnb
The owners of Castle Manor Estates have decided not to sell the high-end condos they renovated, but rent them out and offer them for short-term stays to people fro out of town.
How This Cruise Ship Visit to Saint John 25 Years Ago Is Still Creating Jobs Today
Phil Friedman, founder and CEO of Computer Generated Systems, Inc. (CGS), paid the city another visit recently and announced plans to hire up to 100 new people.
The Happy Hour Club Connects Fredericton’s Women Entrepreneurs And Innovators
After leaving behind her close network in Halifax for life in Fredericton, Courtney Larkin felt a bit of a void and began looking for ways to fill it.
Moncton To Host Qualifier For Prestigious National Cooking Competition
The new downtown events centre will host top athletes and musicians at a gala and cooking contest with N.B.’s and P.E.I.’s top chefs competing for a spot in the Canadian Culinary Championship.
Freestyle: Translator Christianne Vachon
This week in Freestyle, we chat with Christianne Vachon, a translator and owner of Spique. She loves words and hates accounting.
Saint John B Corp Tour Hopes To Get More Businesses Joining The Movement
B Corporations (commonly referred to as B Corps) are for-profit entities that believe in using business as a force for good.
New Brunswick To Build Out Cybersecurity Cluster in Fredericton
The centre will allow critical infrastructure sectors to actively collaborate with tech firms, academia and government agencies.
N.B. Mom’s New Business Tackles A Big Problem with Maternity Leave
While the law protects a woman’s job while on maternity leave, it doesn’t protect her career, says Saint John consultant Shauna Cole.
How A Teenage Love Story In India Brought These Entrepreneurs To Fredericton
Test Collab’s founders were high school sweethearts that turned their innovative ways to initially pay for dates and phone bills into a business that landed them in New Brunswick.
