N.B. Reports Fourth Death Related To Covid-19
The Moncton and surrounding areas are now expected to return to the Yellow level on Friday, while Campbellton will remain at the Orange level.
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Starbucks Closing Downtown Moncton Location
The international coffee chain has three other locations in Moncton, and another three in Dieppe that will remain open.
Moncton’s Off The Wall Eyewear Is Opening A Second Location
The new, 4,000-square-foot store on 1633 Mountain Rd. will be twice as large as the current store and it will carry more eyewear brands.
7 Small Businesses In Greater Moncton That Opened Or Expanded During The Pandemic
From donuts to groceries to community hubs – for Small Business Week, we’re highlighting the businesses that opened or expanded in Greater Moncton despite the challenges of launching during Covid-19.
‘This Is Terrorism On Our Own Land,’ Says Mi’kmaw Man Whose Van Was Torched
A lobster boat captain from New Edinburgh, Nova Scotia, is speaking out after a violent encounter at a lobster pound on October 13.
Breweries Leave CBANS After ‘Apologist’ Tweets About Mi’kmaq Lobster Dispute
At least two breweries have left the Craft Brewers Association of Nova Scotia after the organization’s executive director got into a twitter spat with supporters of Indigenous Fishers.
Historica Enters Mid-Level Rental Market With Purchase Of Hazen’s Uptown Properties
Historica has become known for buying and transforming properties into higher-end luxury units that cater to wealthier renters. But president and CEO Keith Brideau says they plan to keep the Hazen apartments at more affordable rents.
Halifax Restaurants Are Taking Lobster Off The Menu To Support Mi’kmaq Fishermen
After learning that a fish plant was burned to the ground in Southwestern N.S., Kourosh Rad, the owner of Garden Food Bar & Lounge, decided lobster was no longer on his menu.
Revamped Customer Centre Part Of Saint John City Hall Renovations
Keith Brideau, Dr. David Elias and Alex Elias purchased the City Hall building in late 2018 for $3-million, and the renovations are part of a larger plan to redevelop the building.
Moncton On The Radar As Indian Tech Giant Infosys Plans Canadian Expansion
Infosys is looking to hire 2,000 more people in Canada over the next 12-to-18 months as it continues a North American expansion spree. It’s looking at Moncton as a possible location for its new Canadian office.
