Proposed Rothesay Development Returns to Council
It appears the third time is the charm for a multi-unit development proposed in Rothesay.
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Trudeau and Mulroney Open First Ever Atlantic Economic Forum
The forum is being held at St.FX university in partnership with the Brian Mulroney Institute of Government.
Businesses Are Relying On Credit Cards at ‘Alarming’ Rates
According to Equifax, the first quarter of 2023 saw a 15 per cent increase in business credit card balances.
Atlantic Provinces’ Spending Growing Faster Than Own Source Revenues
All four Atlantic provinces expecting worsening fiscal balances this year.
Adoptable Animals to be Featured in Unique Fundraiser
A Saint John business’s fundraiser will see human models walking the runway alongside animals up for adoption.
After More Than 50 Years, the Iconic Masstown Market still Thrives on ‘Family Values’
Sponsored: The family-owned Masstown Market’s commitment to the community has helped it compete as big-box chains drive so many others out of business.
How A Software Company Is Making Dockyards Easier To Manage
Datifex’s software takes complicated information and creates an easy-to-use, interactive tool, often in the form of a 3D model.
Mental Health Awareness Market and Fundraiser to Hold Second Annual Event in Fredericton
On Saturday June 25th, the Mental Health Awareness Market and Fundraiser will be holding their second annual event at the Capital Winter Club in Fredericton. Profits will go towards the launch of a new, non-profit, mental health organization: The Mental Health Box. Kristen Lyons, founder and organizer of the event and organization, says that she hopes to see everyone there to come together and bring awareness to mental health.
Local Tea Room Aims to Create Safe Space for LGBTQ+ Community
D’s Tea Room is officially open at 115 Main Street in Bathurst. Having known many young LGBTQ+ members around the community, Wendy Landry, owner of D’s Tea Room, wanted to create the ultimate safe space for the LGBTQ+ community, as well as the general population of her small town.
The Long and Costly Road to Fixing Moncton’s Housing Crisis
Experts say billions of provincial tax dollars must be invested in affordable and social housing in New Brunswick. Meanwhile, cities like Moncton are struggling to handle housing crises.
