40 Percent of Atlantic Canadian Restaurants May Close By March 2021
Restaurants Canada says they’ll benefit by the government extending things like the Canada Emergency Wage Subsidy until next summer, but many will still not survive the winter
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Robert Irving, Debbie McInnis, Brian Murphy To Receive Order of Moncton
Mayor Dawn Arnold says Irving, McInnis and Murphy “stand among the great weavers of our growing community’s strong and vibrant social fabric.”
‘Shop Local, Rock Local’: Imperial, Local Promoter Stage Show To Boost Music Scene
Non-profit music festival Quality Block Party and the Imperial Theatre are teaming up for a double bill of live music this Saturday.
Twenty-One Businesses And Organizations Finalists For Moncton Chamber Awards
D.A.S. Concrete, Tire Shack Brewing Co., Restaurant Clos and 18 other businesses and organizations in Greater Moncton are up for this years Business Excellence Awards.
Prospre Wins Propel’s Startup Summer Showdown With Nutrition App
The region’s leading online accelerator organized the competion won by the Newfoundland company to help launch the next Atlantic Canadian success story.
Trudeau Government Promises To Create 1 Million Jobs
The government’s plan includes extending the Canada Emergency Wage Subsidy until next summer, expanding the Canada Emergency Business Account, and improving the business credit availability program.
Small Grocer With Affordable Produce Opens New Location In Halifax
Tomavo got its start in 2017 when it opened its first location in Moncton. Today, the company has locations in Shediac, Bedford, and now Bayers Lake.
Moncton Council Rejects Skipper Jacks’ Expansion Plan
To expand its parking lot and restaurant, Skipper Jacks had proposed filling part of a ravine and putting a 40-metre culvert through Rabbit Brook. That was met with many objections at the public hearing this week.
The Community Brew Shop Will Help Saint John Homebrewers Get The Ingredients They Need
Christian Goldie and Derek Dygos are the owners of The Community Brew Shop, an online retail store that sells common ingredients, like yeasts and grains, people need to brew beer at home.
Is New Bylaw Enough To Entice Ride-Hailing Companies To Halifax?
Halifax Regional Council has paved the way for ride-hailing companies like Uber and Lyft to come to the city, but provincial regulations might still keep them out.
