Moncton Airport Receives $8.34-Million From Ottawa To Boost Cargo Export Capacity
Airport CEO Bernard LeBlanc says the federal investment will help the airport to keep growing after a record year for passenger and cargo traffic.
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Food Trucks Of New Brunswick: GastroGnomes In Fredericton
FREDERICTON – Keith Phillippe hasn’t always been in the food truck business. He’s been a sailor, a criminal law practitioner, and now he owns GastroGnomes, a food truck that serves up food around the Capital City and changes its menu from season to season. How did your business get started? We had a restaurant in […]
Why This Saint John Dancer Turned His Passion Into A Business
Justin Saulnier returned from Toronto after completing a dance program to open his own studio in Quispamsis. His students recently won awards at home, as well as in Nova Scotia and Quebec.
Build Ventures’ Rob Barbara Selected As Kauffman Fellow
Rob Barbara, a general partner with Halifax-based venture capital firm Build Ventures, has been selected for Class 24 of the Kauffman Fellows, a two-year program that brings together the most innovative minds in venture capital.
Syrian Family Expands Middle Eastern Grocery And Clothing Business In Moncton And Saint John
Rabih Store now has three locations: a grocery store and a clothing store in Moncton, and another grocery store in Saint John.
How This Italian Couple Built A Property Visualization Business In New Brunswick
Alessia Bosatra and Mario Comando’s company, Renderator, provides photorealistic virtual tours for new developments. Real estate brokers and developers can also use data gathered from those tours to help with their marketing efforts.
Moncton Has The Lowest Office Vacancy Rate In Atlantic Canada
Office vacancy rates have lowered in New Brunswick overall, according to the latest survey numbers released Tuesday by real estate company Turner Drake & Partners. Moncton saw the biggest drop, and now has the lowest vacancy rate in Atlantic Canada, at 7.96 per cent.
Building Permits In Moncton Drops From Last Year To $113.3 Million
The numbers show a drop from $145.6 million worth of permits posted last year. Private sector activity continues to drive development, while government and institutional spending only accounted for 1 per cent of activity in the quarter up to June 30.
Moncton Council Agrees To Allow Deal For CFL Game Be Signed
Council approved an agreement with Atlantic Schooners to host a CFL game between the Toronto Argonauts and the Montreal Alouettes on August 25.
