These New Businesses Made 2019 A Banner Year For Growth In Greater Moncton
Many businesses opened in Greater Moncton this year, and we took a look at just some of them.
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The Ten Most Popular Huddle Stories Of 2019
Our most-read stories in 2019 spans everything from retail openings to a commentary about the province.
Moncton Chamber of Commerce ‘Relieved’ By Government’s Fiscal Discipline
CEO John Wishart says he’s pleased the province is reining in its debt and deficit.
Real Estate Developers Are Huddle’s Newsmakers Of The Year In Fredericton
The signs of growth were in the air this year with cranes at work downtown and in Knowledge Park.
Owners Of Euston Park Are Huddle’s Moncton Newsmaker Of The Year
Gene and Susan Cormier has spent the last year opening and running new restaurants in Moncton and Shediac, after returning from a career abroad developing restaurants.
David Elias Is Huddle’s Saint John Newsmaker Of The Year
Dr. David Elias has taken on two of the biggest real estate developments in Saint John in recent years: The City Hall building in partnership with Historica’s Keith Brideau, and Fundy Quay. It’s for this reason that Huddle has named him its Business News Maker Of The Year for Saint John.
Program Is Finding Ways To Engage Patient Partners In Diabetes Research
There is a growing understanding that the best people to guide research into chronic conditions are those living with the condition.
Un programme trouve des façons d’engager des partenaires-patients dans la recherche sur le diabète
Il existe une compréhension croissante voulant que les personnes les mieux placées pour guider la recherche sur les maladies chroniques soient celles qui vivent avec cette maladie.
Higgs Reflects On Successes, Struggles Of 2019
Despite having a minority government, the PC’s managed to pass legislation on things like binding arbitration, changes to workers’ compensation, and health care.
Moncton Mayor Says Avenir Centre Was Positive Addition In 2019
Mayor Dawn Arnold says concerns about a lack of parking seem to lessened and people are finding their way to the centre either by bus or on foot.
