Chess Piece Cafe Will Provide Food For Fredericton Airport’s New Terminal
Chess Piece Patisserie & Café will serve its desserts, coffee and made-from-scratch lunch menu at the Fredericton airport’s new and expanded terminal in 2021.
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Fredericton Moving Towards High Density, But Not Without Tension
Downtown Fredericton is changing to accommodate a growing population, but not everyone is happy about the new developments.
Stubborn Goat Owners to Open New Waterfront Restaurant
The new venture takes over a patch of pavement off the Halifax boardwalk, directly beside their Stubborn Goat beer garden.
Pilot Program Aims To Raise Awareness About Advanced Manufacturing Opportunities
A campaign led by the Atlantic Chamber of Commerce aims to show businesses and students the opportunities surrounding Industry 4.0 technology.
Develop SJ Says Provincial Funding Critical To Waterfront Development
Repairing and building up the sea wall is necessary for work to start on the much-anticipated plan to construct a multi-use development featuring a mix of commercial and residential spaces.
N.S. Economy Will Slow This Year Thanks to Northern Pulp Shutdown
The province’s 2020-2021 budget predicts Nova Scotia’s GDP will grow by just 0.4 percent this year, after shooting up by 1.9 percent in 2019.
Street Food Challenge Teaches Business Skills, Serves Great Food Too
The Moncton food market is open to the public until February 28 and offers some fusion gems that mix flavours from different parts of the world.
90-Unit Apartment Project In North Moncton Moving Forward
The development offers mid-priced, pet-friendly housing. The demographics of the renters are expected to be young professionals and students, and some people who are downsizing.
NBCC/UNB Partnership Opens Up Opportunities For International Students
Students who complete the community college post-graduate program and meet eligibility requirements can now transfer directly to the UNB Saint John MBA program.
UPS Lays Off 168 Employees In Moncton
The U.S. package delivery and logistics company said outcomes for the employees affected could include “promotions, lateral moves, or finding employment with another company.”
