Moncton’s Steve Liptay Still Finds Joy in Auctioneering After 50 Years in Business
Livestock, antiques and cars: Steve Liptay has seen – and sold – it all after five decades of auctioneering.
New Brunswick
N.B. Tourist Towns Count On Strong Summers, Loyal Locals in the Wintertime
Honey Beans Coffee in Saint Andrews is one of many businesses that survive as seasonal businesses in small towns.
Saint John Issues More Than $45-Million Worth of Construction Permits
The construction project for the permit issued for the Irving Oil headquarters is valued at more than $24-million
Downtown Fredericton Spot is Trading One Gastronomic Experience for Another
Ten Resto will close down and take its food on the road with food truck GastroGnomes, making room for a new restaurant: 11th Mile.
Why More Boomers and Millennials Are Buying Homes in Uptown Saint John
A look at why more and more people are choosing to invest and live in the Port City’s urban core.
Resson Will Improve Crop Yields With Product Developed With Venture Capital
A year after closing one of the biggest venture capital rounds the region has ever seen, Fredericton-based Resson is gearing up for the full commercial launch of its agtech product in 2018.
How ShopLaw is Helping People Who Struggle to Find a Lawyer
It’s kind of like Yelp, but for lawyers.
Inversa Inks $2.5 Million Deal with New Brunswick Government
Inversa Systems, whose technology assesses the soundness of physical structures, has signed a five-year contract worth as much as $2.5 million to inspect culverts in New Brunswick.
Fredericton Beer and Yoga Series Mixes Flights and Flexibility
Hopped Yoga is all about finding a balance between indulgence and mindfulness.
Sharp Drop In Unemployment Rate for N.B.’s Main Cities
Rate in May fell by a half a percent in Saint John, nearly a percent in Moncton according to Statistics Canada.
