Pack Mentality Socializes And Trains The Dogs Of Fredericton
Zoe Hunter says that physical and mental stimulation is something that dogs need every single day and people often underestimate that need.
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70 Percent Of New Brunswick University Grads Stay In The Province
70 percent of New Brunswick university graduates and 90 percent of community college graduates were still in the province a year after graduating.
Zip Tours Will Give New Brunswickers A Winter Adventure In Sussex
TimberTop Adventures will open a new zip line experience at Snider Mountain Ranch in Sussex featuring 13 zip lines and six skybridges and stairs.
Porter Will Resume Flights To Atlantic Canada This Fall
Air service will return to Atlantic Canada in phases, beginning with some Halifax routes on September 13. Service to Moncton will return September 17, while Fredericton and Saint John will see flights return in October.
Westway Park In Bedford Expanding With Six-Storey Office Tower
The new $25 Million,105,000 square-foot development is set to be completed by the summer of 2022.
New Food Truck Brings The Beat To Fredericton
Kanye Eustache and Amanda Michaud like to listen to music while they cook, dancing around the kitchen with their two dogs. When designing Beatz n Eatz, they kept their love of music at the forefront.
Half Of N.S. Business Owners Worried About Paying Their Bills, Says CFIB
Even though Nova Scotia’s economy is gradually reopening in phases, it is happening too slow for many struggling businesses.
New Restaurant At Queen’s Marque in Halifax Hires Celebrated Chef
Chef Anthony Walsh is moving to Halifax to launch Drift, a new waterfront restaurant that will be located on the ground floor of the five-star Muir Hotel.
New Partnership Will Encourage N.B. Students To Consider Tourism As A Career.
Tourism is a big economic driver for New Brunswick, employing around 32,000 people, yet it’s experiencing a labour shortage that’s only been made worse by the Covid-19 pandemic.
A Look Inside Saint John’s Only Specialty Aquatics Store
Walking into the Maritime Aquatics’ location on Rothesay Avenue in Saint John, you’re greeted by the sound of water from rushing fish tanks, a meowing white, black and orange cat, and the voices of employees, eager to assist customers.
