Bikes And Beer: Women’s Mountain Biking Club Teams Up With Holy Whale Brewery
Holy Whale is brewing The Dusty Rider, a hazy pale ale, for the Moncton-based women’s biking group Les Dusty Ladies. It’s also the sponsor on their jerseys.
Saint John
Amy Parrill Helps Leaders Remain Resilient and Drive Results
During Covid-19, Amy Parrill has pivoted her executive and leadership coaching business, Fredericton-based Parrill + Co, to leaders navigate through these unprecedented times.
Saint John Region Sets Home Sales Record
New numbers released by the Saint John Real Estate Board show 284 homes were sold over the month, an increase of 13.6 percent year-over-year.
Marketswell Solutions Will Strengthen Marketing Capacity Of Region’s Tech Firms
Entrepreneur David Alston is at it again. He’s started a new business, and this time he wants to help develop marketing leaders in Atlantic Canada.
New Saint John Bakery Will Sell Same ‘Legendary’ Baked Goods As Grand Bay Store
Stuart Howe was inspired to open an east side bakery after his parents purchased the popular Village Square Bake Shop in Grand Bay-Westfield.
Blockbuster Film Starring Saint John Native Coming To Disney+
The long-delayed Disney film Mulan, starring Nelson Less, will skip theatres in North America and be released September 4 on the company’s streaming service.
N.B. Liberal Leader Promotes Benefits Of Small Nuclear Reactors
On a campaign stop, Kevin Vickers said the technology being developed in Saint John can generate economic growth and address climate change.
Saint John Tech Company Receives Pandemic Tech Innovation Award
ProcedureFlow, a knowledge management solution, was named a 2020 Pandemic Tech Innovation Award winner by the Technology Marketing Corporation.
Cooke Aquaculture Needs To Fill More Than 100 Jobs in Atlantic Canada
The company says its finding difficulty getting workers because of Covid-19 and the Canada Emergency Response Benefit (CERB) offered by the federal government.
N.B. Business Groups Say Election Should Focus On Economic Recovery
Though many are viewing the upcoming provincial election through the lens of Covid-19 business leaders say they want parties to stay focused on economic recovery and moving the province forward.
