New Indian Restaurant Opens In Moncton
India King is a restaurant and bar that serves north and south Indian food, with some Mumbai street food on the menu as well.
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Nova Scotia Business Community Wants Staycation Incentives
In mid-July New Brunswick answered the call by offering residents a 20 percent rebate up to $1000 on staycation-related expenses- such as accommodation and food. But in Nova Scotia, the business community is still waiting on any government rebates or tax credits.
The Great George Hotel Will Change The Way You Experience P.E.I.
The Great George is a boutique hotel with 54 richly decorated suites among 17 carefully restored heritage buildings, all within walking distance of downtown shops, restaurants and bars.
Guests revel in both the luxury and comfort of the hotel experience, and the best the city has to offer.
The Lebanese Baker Open In North End
After moving his restaurant, Let’s Hummus, to uptown Saint John, owner Alex Haram has converted its former Main Street location to become The Lebanese Baker.
J’s Asian Kitchen Opening Second Location On Northside
J’s Asian Kitchen in downtown Fredericton will open a second location on the Northside, which will allow it to have a social distance-friendly dining room.
New Moncton YMCA Hosting Job Fair
The new 35,000-square-foot facility is expected to open in September.
Remsoft Appoints New Vice-President of Global Sales
Based in New Brunswick, Lunney will lead sales and channel development at Remsoft, implementing and executing sales management processes to drive revenue and organizational performance.
Masks Required For Visiting Magic Mountain’s Fun Zone
Magic Mountain’s FunZone officially opened last week.
New Shop Will Sell ‘Obscure’ Gifts You Won’t Find Anywhere Else
Pamela Wheaton, owner of Heartbreak Boutique, and Mishelle Carson-Roy are opening Obscurity, a shop selling quirky giftware and housewares, on 88 Germain Street in uptown Saint John.
‘Convenience Store Meets Farmers Market’ At New King’s Wharf Business
Check the fridge at King’s Wharf Market and you’ll find organic eggs sitting next to their inexpensive, mass-market counterparts. Nearby, boxes of Kraft Dinner sit a few feet away from fresh, locally grown herbs.
