Summer Visitor Numbers Up In Moncton Region
Jillian Somers, the CEO of Destination Moncton-Dieppe, says the numbers are “very strong,” especially for June. Some are even witnessing numbers that have outpaced comparable months in 2019.
Jillian Somers, the CEO of Destination Moncton-Dieppe, says the numbers are “very strong,” especially for June. Some are even witnessing numbers that have outpaced comparable months in 2019.
A Fredericton-based businesswoman has contributed to a major automotive company’s Orange Shirt Campaign with the help of a local artist’s work.
Pandemic restrictions forced market organizers to cancel the long-running event in 2020 and 2021. However, it is back this year, which the president of the local chamber of commerce says is a benefit for the entire community.
Sponsored: Atlantic Wellness’ WAVE OF CHANGE campaign is a bid to expand upon the essential, free mental health services the organization provides to youth in southeast New Brunswick.
The owner of a gym in Riverview has taken over a neighbouring property to include a fitness studio with her business.
The deal would see Cooke shell out $5.23 per share, pegging Tassal’s value at more than $1.1 billion.
“I watched JDI’s representatives unabashedly tell Common Council that they didn’t want to have to follow the heritage bylaw process for that property because they wanted to maintain control of it,” says Sara Stashick, who organized a protest against JDI’s application.
Castalia Convenience has been the long-time operator of the island’s only ANBL agency store but it will soon lose the contract to a large grocery chain owned by Loblaw.
Jackie Schneider, co-owner of One Of A Kind Furniture Décor And More Ltd., said the pop-up shop will test the market in New Brunswick. It’s set to open in early September next to Structube, at 78 Wyse Street.,
The 13,000-square-foot store will open at CF Champlain Mall and create jobs for 20 people.