Lisa Mosher Opens Store At Home And Online With Surging Interest In Quilting
The Kingston resident has seen an increased interest in the traditional practice, similar to the home improvement boom that left supply stores with bare shelves.
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Owner Of New Halifax Construction Firm Says Unlimited Vacations Increase Productivity
With the Newfoundland economy in dire straights, Terry Hussey is expanding his business to the Maritimes and bringing with him fresh ideas on how to be successful in the construction industry.
New Shop Will Bring The ‘Goods’ To Uptown Saint John
The former owner of Offline Board Game Cafe is opening a boutique grocery store and gift shop in the same place on Prince William Street.
This Heat Pump Will Help Consumers Save Money And The Environment Too
Stash Energy’s innovative heat pumps will help Saint John Energy customers save money and become part of the solution as the local energy utility tries to reduce greenhouse gas emissions through its grid.
Five Individuals And Organizations Promoting Greater Diversity In Nova Scotia’s Tech Sector
The fifth annual Digital Diversity Awards celebrate Nova Scotia industry leaders going above and beyond to promote diversity and inclusion in the province’s tech sector.
N.B.’s Top Doctor Says Pandemic Recovery Plan Is Part Of Learning Experience
Many businesses that were forced to close want Public Health to consider amending criteria at the orange level, that would help keep them open, if we have another outbreak.
Le Chateau Is Going Out Of Business
The once-popular clothing brand has two locations in Halifax, as well as locations in Saint John, Dieppe, Fredericton, Moncton, and Bathurst.
Move Over Skip The Dishes – HaliHub Is Local And It’s Cheaper
Halifax restaurant owner Bill Pratt got tired of paying too much money to delivery services like Skip the Dishes and Uber Eats. So he and Brian MacDonald started their company that offered the same service at a lower cost.
Crabapple Kids Boutique Opens New Storefront On Fredericton’s Northside
After being forced out of its home at the Northside Market due to Covid-19, Crabapple Kids Boutique is back with a new brick and mortar location.
Restaurateurs Susan And Gene Cormier Named Moncton’s ‘Business Person Of The Year’
The chamber also honoured 11 businesses for various awards, chosen from a list of 60 nominees.
