Yip Cider Outgrows The Farm And Heads A Short Ways Down The Road
The popular New Brunswick craft cider company will be opening its new production facility and taproom to visitors in June.
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Moncton Has The People And Lifestyle To Help Grow Montreal’s Thinkmax
The CEO of the Montreal-based management and IT consulting company has no regrets about opening a Moncton-area office, a feeling that was reinforced after a year working remotely at his New Brunswick cottage.
AREA 506 Unveils Outdoor Concert Series
AREA 506 is planning a multi-week concert series at Saint John’s Long Wharf rather than its usual three-day event.
N.B. Cannabis Generates $244-Million In Crop Receipts; More Than Potatoes, Blueberries
Potatoes still contribute more to New Brunswick’s overall GDP than cannabis because there are more value-add potato products produced in the province.
Room To Grow: Join Port Saint John Discussion On Growth And Workforce At Virtual Port Days
This year, the Port is reimagining the 60-year-old tradition of the Port Days Conference to offer Saint Johners a rare peek into the future of the port.
NB365: Scott Hicks Of Valley Ridge Furniture In Fredericton
Scott Hicks says the communities they serve have truly stepped up to help small and local businesses survive (and thrive) during an unprecedented time.
UNB Launches ‘One Stop Shop’ For Research Partnerships On Manufacturing
The UNB Fulcrum Initiative will be led by Hart Devitt, director of the university’s research and partnership group. Devitt said they’ve hired Bernadette Fernandes as the new principal for advanced manufacturing, which has been identified as a priority area.
WokIn Asian Cuisine Opens In Saint John West
Zhoubin Zhou immigrated to Canada in 2014 and his first job in Saint John was as a graphic designer, before working at local restaurants, Sense of Tokyo and Mimimi.
Transitional CEO Named For N.B. Museum
Bernie Riordon has been named transitional CEO for the NB Museum and will be working with its board and the Department of Tourism, Heritage and Culture to maintain its collection and also address some of the museum’s long-standing facilities issues.
Another Record-Setting Month For Saint John Home Sales
The Saint John Real Estate Board says 325 homes were sold last month — the most of any month in history.
