Moncton Property Sales Rose Nearly 30 Per Cent in February
The Canadian Real Estate Association’s senior economist said N.B.’s housing market has been firming up, with the Hub CIty leading the way.
Saint John
Business Organization Offers Discounted ‘Uptown Dollars’ to Boost Spending in City Centre
The “Uptown Dollars” will be like gift certificates that will be used year-round in Uptown Saint John, beginning March 23.
Rising Stars Researchers Drawn to Province by Great Opportunities
The New Brunswick Health Research Foundation honours Pauline Roumaud and Dr. Amit Bera, who came to N.B. to do research at the Université de Moncton and the Atlantic Cancer Research Institute.
Saint John Businesses Celebrated For Environmentally Friendly Practices
Kannon Animal Hospital was one of 10 businesses and organizations that received awards Wednesday from Sustainable Saint John.
Former Vietnamese TV Chef Buys Freddie’s Pizza & Donair in Dieppe
Quang Tran bought the restaurant franchise from Hakim Mestassi, who plans to return to Morocco to be with his sick mother.
Frank McKenna Says N.B. Needs Immigrants: ‘We Either Grow or Perish’
The former premier will address delegates at an Atlantic Summit on immigration and revitalization in Fredericton Wednesday.
N.B. Business Associations Want Parties To Focus on Growth This Election
The alliance, which represents 4,000 across the province, is asking all parties to commit to a platform that would grow the economy and create jobs.
Somru BioScience Brings Affordable Medicines to Market
The PEI-based company now has its products in more than 20 countries in North America, Europe, South Asia and Southeast Asia.
Somru BioScience met en marché des médicaments à prix abordables
L’entreprise, basée à l’Île-du-Prince-Édouard commercialise actuellement ses produits dans plus de 20 pays de l’Amérique du Nord, de l’Europe, de l’Asie du Sud et de l’Asie du Sud-Est.
Saint John Tool Library and DIY Centre Will Empower People to Improve Neighbourhoods
Brent Harris, a local contractor and south end resident, says the social enterprise on Union Street will teach people new skills and fix up old buildings.
