Bathurst’s QUAI Cuisine de Rue Opens for its Second Summer
The “streatery” has become a seaside, summertime favourite for people in and around Petit-Rocher.
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NS Businesses Step In To Help As Wildfires Burn
Due to fast moving wildfires, neighbourhoods in Upper Tantallon, Yankeetown, Hammonds Plains, Sackville Drive, and several others were told to evacuate on Sunday.
Delay Implementation Of Clean Fuel Regulations: Atlantic Premiers
Politicians and citizens of the regions remain concerned over the effect these regulations will have at the fuel pumps.
New Sylvan Learning Owner Aims To Reopen Closed Centres
Sylvan Learning Fredericton tends to be different from most centres. Unlike others, the Fredericton centre offers both English and French programs
$6.7M In Funding For N.B. Tourism Projects
The money comes from the federal government’s Tourism Relief Fund.
Businesses Need Regulatory Certainty To Meet Net Zero By 2050
The organization expects about $4 billion to be spent on major energy projects across Atlantic Canada in 2023.Â
‘Aerial Yoga’ Finds Home in Small-Town New Brunswick
One of 2 Rivers Yoga’s most unique offerings is Aerial Yoga. From a silk hammock suspended from the ceiling, people can stretch and use different exercises to strengthen the body.
Board Game Cafe Puts the Pieces Together for Success
The expected patio in their new space has room for 20 to 30 board game enthusiasts.
Survey Finds Employees Reluctant To Return To The Office
Half of the workers are in the office four or more days a week, but just 31 per cent like being in the workplace this regularly.
Halifax Restaurant With Nova Scotian Dishes Named 57th Best Restaurant in Canada
Freehand Hospitality, the owner of Drift, had a banner day when the list came out in May. They also own Café Lunette, which came in 74th. Lunette also came in 5th in the Best New restaurants list, while Freehand’s Peacock Wine Bar came 9th in that category.
