¡Qué Padre! Mexican Restaurant Opens In Fredericton
After a delay in opening, Fredericton’s newest Mexican restaurant and tequila bar, ¡Qué Padre!, is ready and open to serve customers.
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Revoke AIM Recycling’s Licence: Saint John MP
Saint John-Rothesay MP Wayne Long says he was “horrified” to hear about a death at the American Iron and Metal (AIM) facility. He argues it’s time for the province to step in and revoke AIM Recycling’s approval to operate.
Sattva Owner Opens ‘Another Shop’ On Halifax Waterfront
The shop is just the latest addition to a waterfront district Sarah Andrews says is becoming more inviting to both tourists and locals.
Grimross Brewing Co. Expands With An Oromocto Beer Garden
Grimross Brewing Co., a Fredericton craft brewing company, expanded it’s brews to Oromocto this summer. The Grimross-designed shipping container has eight beverage taps.
Halifax’s Housing Market Is Finally Starting To Cool
Home sales in the city, and across the province, are down and, while prices are still significantly higher than they were last year, they are falling ever-so-slightly in the short-term.
Podcast: Rick Emberley On How Older Workers Can Help Address The Labour Shortage
Atlantic Canada has a growing workforce problem. There are not nearly enough young people to take the place of those who are retiring. The founder of SeasonedPros thinks he has one part of the solution.
New Seaport Farmers Market Location Opens This Saturday
The 18,000 square-foot market has enough space for 100 tables and will be making its debut to the public on Saturday July 9. To celebrate its grand opening, the Seaport Farmers Market will have live entertainment and family-friendly activities.
Wabanaki Maple Set To Double Sales For Third Year In A Row
Wabanaki recently clinched the Opportunities NB Resilience Award, in the 2022 Export Awards – a testament to its decisive move in 2020, shortly after its founding.
Industry Says Noise Bylaw Would Impact Costs, Timelines Of New Halifax Housing
Halifax Regional Council will soon decide on a proposed bylaw designed to curb construction noise by putting stricter limits on the times of day construction can happen in the city.
Granite Centre On Track To Become ‘The Dartmouth Crossing Of New Brunswick’
With a slew of businesses signing leases and construction chugging along, the Granite Centre is expected to hit capacity by the end of 2024.
