HaliMac Axe Throwing Will Add Archery And Knives With 2023 Expansion
Paul MacInnis, who co-owns HaliMac Axe Throwing with his cousin Adrian Beaton, wants to give people more visceral experiences.
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Check Your Mail New Brunswickers, You Might Have Long-Lost Money Coming Your Way
New Brunswick’s Unclaimed Property Act, which came into force Jan. 1, 2022, requires holders of unclaimed property – like businesses, associations and government organizations – to review their books to search for monetary property that could belong to you.
Building Blocks: Saint John Housing Starts Outpace Pre-Pandemic Levels
Envision Saint John says housing starts for Saint John area are up 80 percent year-to-date from pre-pandemic figures in 2019.
Lobster Season Delayed In Northumberland Strait
The Department of Fisheries and Oceans says the opening will be delayed until at least August 11 due to bad weather.
An Experience Connecting Diners With Local Farms
Farm to Table NB is a dining experience directly on a local farm, such as apple orchards and lavender fields.
Pop-Up Gives Young Entrepreneurs Exposure
Fourteen vendors from Moncton, Riverview and Dieppe ranging in age from 13 to 25 years old will take part in the second annual Young Entrepreneur Pop-Up Event on Friday.
Relative Affordability Means Slower-Cooling N.B. Housing Markets
Two Moncton-based real estate industry voices weigh on on why New Brunswick’s real estate market is cooling relatively slower than much of the rest of Canada.
U.S. Cuts Tariffs On Canadian Softwood Lumber
The U.S. Department of Commerce is lowering tariffs for most producers to 8.59 pe cent.
Electric Vehicle Dealership Coming To Moncton
Jérémie Bernardin, business development manager at All EV Canada, said in a video posted to social media that the full-service dealership will offer vehicle maintenance, battery health reports, and under car-care like undercoating.
Ignored By Neighbouring Provinces, N.B. Brewer Enters Prairie Beer Market
Hammond River Brewing Company owner Shane Steeves says he’s tried for years to get into the Nova Scotia or New Brunswick markets, with no success. So he looked westward instead. Now, he’s just shipped a pallet of beer to Saskatchewan.
