Real Estate Developers Are Huddle’s Newsmakers Of The Year In Fredericton
The signs of growth were in the air this year with cranes at work downtown and in Knowledge Park.
Saint John
Program Is Finding Ways To Engage Patient Partners In Diabetes Research
There is a growing understanding that the best people to guide research into chronic conditions are those living with the condition.
Un programme trouve des façons d’engager des partenaires-patients dans la recherche sur le diabète
Il existe une compréhension croissante voulant que les personnes les mieux placées pour guider la recherche sur les maladies chroniques soient celles qui vivent avec cette maladie.
Origins Childcare Under New Ownership
Dr. Erin Schryer has purchased Origins Natural Learning Childcare from founder Jennifer Arsenault.
Local Artist Gives Gothic Arches Glass New Life
Saint John artist Vicky Walker is re-purposing the stained glass windows from former uptown church to make ornaments, wall hangings and jewelry.
Saint John’s Urban Deli Closing, Reopening Under New Owner And Name
The popular uptown eatery announced the news through a post of its Facebook page late Friday afternoon, saying that its last day of business will be Christmas Eve.
‘Succeed And Stay’ Immigration Program Diversifies Saint John
While finding a job was the biggest struggle reported in a new survey of Saint John immigrants, around 48 percent of newcomers found work within three months of moving to the city.
DoorDash Offering Service In Select N.B. Cities
The mobile service, which allows users to order food from participating restaurants online and through its app, is now available in Saint John, Moncton, Riverview, and Dieppe.
AREA 506 Will Take Place On Old Coast Guard Site Next Year
Fundy Quay Inc recently announced plans to develop the site into a multi-use development featuring a mix of commercial and residential spaces, but the popular music festival will remain there until development work gets underway.
Lady Jane Labs Wants To Make Craft Cannabis Products In New Brunswick
The Fredericton-area company is in the process of finishing its facility and getting Health Canada licensing, and aims to have its recreational and medicinal products on the market by summer of 2020.
