Irving Buys Out Irving
Irving Oil announced Friday that the Irving Oil Family Trust has ‘completed a transaction’ with the Jack Irving family to assume full control of Irving Oil.
New Brunswick
What the Cybersecurity Industry Means for New Brunswickers
ONB is supporting the development of a world-class cybersecurity talent pipeline that will help create high-paying careers with real longevity right here in New Brunswick.
Will Fish & Chips Be The Next McNuggets?
With Fish & Chips now on the menu, Moncton McDonald’s owner Georges Nammour reflects on the most popular menu item in the 40 years since he first joined the company.
We Chat with Adam Peabody About The Future of Planet Hatch
The new Director of the Fredericton-based startup accelerator is excited about its growth potential as it approaches its fifth anniversary.
Former Moncton High School Will Be Home To Office Space and Arts Centre
Heritage Development closed its $1-million acquisition of a portion of the building and will manage the theatre once the province completes the renovation.
Their Passions Made These Researchers Rising Stars
Kerrie Luck, Sarah Filiatreault and Shreya Sarkar were named New Brunswick Health Research Foundation Rising Stars for April.
Marshalls Is Opening a New Store in Fredericton
The retailer will open the new store sometime in 2019 at a location that has not yet been announced.
Would Uber Even Come Here?
With Saint John working on a by-law to allow ride-hailing services, we ask if the industry leader would even set up shop here.
Des entrepreneurs créent une entreprise florissante d’exportation de canneberges dans les zones marécageuses de la Nouvelle-Écosse
Les produits de Terra Beata sont vendus dans les épiceries de toutes les régions du Canada atlantique, dans la plupart des épiceries ontariennes ainsi que dans diverses épiceries indépendantes d’un bout à l’autre du pays. Ils exportent aussi leurs produits à l’étranger, principalement en Europe, notamment au Royaume-Uni et en Serbie, ainsi qu’en Australie, en Nouvelle-Zélande et à Israël.
Entrepreneurs Develop Successful Cranberry Export Business in Nova Scotia Swamplands
Terra Beata products are carried at grocery stores in Atlantic Canada, most grocery stores in Ontario, plus some independent grocery stores across the country. They also export their products globally, primarily in Europe and the United Kingdom.
