‘The Wheelhouse’ of Waterloo ViIlage Will Be a Community Centre For Entrepreneurs
Adams Green is turning a 100-year-old Saint John building into an office and co-working space for non-profit organizations and for-profit businesses.
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Three N.B. Researchers Awarded $50,000 Each At NBIF R3 Gala
The R3 gala event was the conclusion of three days of talks, keynote speakers, workshops and other activities focused on innovations in aging.
How Immigration Can Help Moncton Tackle Its Labour Market Challenges
This the final story of a three-part series on the changing face of the labour market in Moncton.
New Riverside Golf Club GM Wants to ‘Make Raving’ Fans of Its Members
Jason Porter is returning to his roots in his new role at the Riverside Country Club.
Goji’s Now Wants To Be Known For Treats, Not Just FroYo
Janette Zacharias, the co-owner and co-founder of the company, said as the boom and bust of the frozen yogurt industry happened in Canada, a rebranding was needed for Goji’s to survive.
From Tube TVs to the Latest in Industrial Tech: Munro’s Celebrates 30 Years
Saint John business, which began as a TV repair business, now sells industrial technology, computers and lighting solutions to industry and individuals.
Ottawa and the Province Commit $14-Million to Upgrades at Saint John Airport
The airport plans to begin work on the runways and lighting this spring and finish by December 2019.
Lorneville Ships Huge Refining Units By Barge to the Irving Oil Refinery
Two refining modules the size of three-storey apartment buildings were transported to the refinery recently – the first shipment from the new Spruce Lake Barge Terminal on the west side.
Why Immigrants Come To Moncton and Why Some Don’t Stay
This is the second part of a series about the changing face of the growing labour market in Greater Moncton.
N.B. Entrepreneur Says Ad For Immigration Summit Lacked Diversity
A lead organizer for the Atlantic Immigration Summit said the advertisement doesn’t reflect the true diversity of the event.
