This Business Helps Sell The Stuff You Don’t Want Anymore
Randy Johnston of Moncton sells the items people don’t want anymore on online marketplaces. They make a bit of money, and he does, too.
Randy Johnston of Moncton sells the items people don’t want anymore on online marketplaces. They make a bit of money, and he does, too.
Kolin Barley owns the St. James Gate franchise, Brian Harriman was president of New Brunswick Liquor for five years, and Brad Devarennes was in charge of sales execution and customer experience globally for Molson.
Shareholders of the Great Canadian Gaming Corporation have voted in favour of a plan that would see the company sold.
The Leights family started selling Covid-19 related wooden signs that read “Stay The Blazes Home” and “Wash Your Hands You Filthy Animals.” These signs raised $600 that all went to providing lunches at Hope Cottage, located on Brunswick Street.
Shediac-based Crystal Cure’s products are now available at Cannabis NB. The products are currently available in Shediac, Moncton, Dieppe and Saint John.
Two unions representing healthcare workers in Nova Scotia are accusing Nova Scotia Health of taking work away from the public sector and transferring it to a private, American-based, company.
Stefanie Loukes, the founder of Rabbittown Beverage Co., has secured her spot in the top five of Canada’s Total Mom Pitch presented by the Scotiabank Women Initiative and powered by Visa Canada.
The delivery service originally launched during the pandemic offers craft ciders from Coastliner and Red Rover, as well as craft beer from over 20 producers in the province.
In the spirit of the first Maritimes Holiday Survival Guide we did back in 2015, we thought we’d made an updated version to suit the year 2020.
Patrick Parent announced Tuesday that he will be leaving the job to return to a CEO role in the private sector.