Organigram Names New CEO
Beena Goldenberg will replace Greg Engel, who stepped away from the role in May.
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WBNB Launches Second Round of Women Moving Online Program
Run by Women in Business New Brunswick (WBNB), the program aims to provide training for women in New Brunswick and Newfoundland and Labrador to move their business online during and after the pandemic.
Leaders Talk Reparations, Owl’s Head, And ‘Environmental Racism’ At Chamber Debate
The debate featured many of the same talking points the candidates have hit for most of the election campaign, but it also touched on some less-talked-about topics, leading to some interesting answers from each of the leaders.
How A Non-Profit Tourism Operator Is Reopening Post-Covid
Kingston Peninsula Heritage is dedicated to preserving, investigating and researching loyalist history, both on the peninsula and in the surrounding areas.
Saint John Seeks Expressions Of Interest For Former Arena
The City of Saint John is seeking expressions of interest (EOI) for the former Hilton Belyea Arena and surrounding property.
Electric Vehicle Dealer Announces Expansion To All Four Atlantic Provinces
On Tuesday, the Halifax-based EV dealer and repair shop announced it’s opening four new locations across Atlantic Canada.
Saint John Church To Become Rock Climbing Gym
The Baptist Church on Broad Street will become an indoor rock climbing gym called Climb 1884. David and Mary-Gwen Alston, owners of Timber Top Adventures in Dominion Park, bought the church in June.
Photo Essay: Here’s What New Brunswick Day Looked Like In The Province’s Capital
Huddle summer student Aaron Sousa took to the streets to show you what Fredericton looked like less than 48 hours after the province lifted all mandatory Covid-19 restrictions.
Venn Wins Innovation Award At TECNA Conference
The award recognizes “innovation, leadership, tech expertise and community involvement” shown by Alicia Grayeb and Norbert Demps, who have shaped the Venn Garage program, especially during the Covid-19 pandemic.
Billion-Dollar IT Company Expands To Halifax
Virtusa Corporation is a “global provider of digital business strategy, digital engineering, and information technology services and solutions.” The company has been in Canada for more than 15 years, with offices in Toronto and Montreal.
