More Food Options, New Vendors at Saint John Container Village this Season
AREA 506 is kicking things off in high gear this year with music, food, and several new vendors at the Container Village. It officially opens on May 19.
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Family-Owned Euro Deli will Soon Open in St. Stephen
Stephanie Kempski aims to embrace her culinary heritage and introduce it to her community. By opening The Fat Pie Shop, she aims to attract people from all over to the town of St. Stephen through her passion for baking.
Seize Economic Opportunities For Low-Carbon Future: Minister
Natural Resources Minister Jonathan Wilkinson spoke to members of the Fredericton Chamber of Commerce on Tuesday.
‘Disastrous’ Maple Syrup Season will Likely Cause Commercial Price Hike
With some producers facing hundreds of thousands in losses this year, the price of bottles of maple syrup may go up five to 10 per cent in the coming weeks for commercial buyers.
$30 Million Sackville Sports Stadium Upgrade Includes Boat Launch, New Entrance
City staff warn that if the city isn’t responsive to changing demographics and facility redesign the decades-old facility will lose relevance.
Non-Alcoholic Beer Company Growing In Sales and Awards
Libra is even getting international recognition. The brewery took home a slew of awards at the recent New York International Beer Competition, including Canadian non-alcoholic brewery of the year.
Project: Village Finds Grassroots Solutions to Rural Community Challenges
Affordable housing, transportation, food security and more addressed by innovative new ECW project.
‘Riding The High’: Cap-Pele Restaurant Celebrates Reopening
Plans to reopen Chez Camille began almost as soon as the original restuarant burnt down.
Indigenous-Developed Technology can Predict the Damage of Natural Disasters
The 3D wave design is an adaptive tool that allows anyone with a computer or mobile phone to map out and predict the effects of different natural disasters.
Shortage of Listed Homes an Ongoing Issue in Greater Moncton
The number of homes sold was 273 units in April which was down sharply year-over-year by almost 22 percent.
