Liberty Village Cabins Will Give People A Taste Of The Country Lifestyle
With the Country Liberty brand gaining traction over the last several years, co-founder Sawyer Hannay decided to take it in a new direction with Liberty Village.
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Jeff Alpaugh Custom Opening Second Store In Waterloo
The maker of the “world’s most dangerous dress shirts” is opening a store in Ontario because of the traction the brand has been getting in the tech/startup communities in both Silicon Valley and Waterloo.
Moncton’s New YMCA Is On Time And On Budget
The new $15-million YMCA will be about half the size of the current Y and will feature fitness areas, an indoor splash pad and playground, multi-purpose spaces and an indoor track.
Province Provides Boost To ARC Nuclear With Space At Point Lepreau
New Brunswick, Saskatchewan and Ontario recently signed a deal to work together on developing Small Modular Technology (SMR) that claims to generate clean and low-cost nuclear energy.
Many Canadians Would Like A Holiday Bonus, But Don’t Get One
Does the company you work for reward you during the holiday season for your hard work? Or are you like Clark Griswold waiting in vain for the cheque to arrive on Christmas Eve?
Moncton’s Tide & Boar Opening A Brewery And Taproom Near Avenir Centre
Tide & Boar is expanding its brewery with a new taproom and canning system, but its current offerings on 700 Main St. will remain.
9 Civilized Employees Lose Jobs In Saint John, Future Of Cannabis Congress Uncertain
New Frontier founder and CEO to Giadha Aguirre de Carcer said in a media statement on Thursday that it’s ‘too soon to say’ if Civilized will have operations in Saint John.
N.B. Loses 500 Full-Time Jobs, Unemployment Rate Falls To 8 Percent
Moncton gained 100 jobs in November and saw its unemployment rate fall 5.6 percent. Saint John lost 800 jobs and saw its unemployment rate rise to 8.2 percent.
Lush’s Pop-Up Store Opens In Moncton To Get A Whiff Of Market Demand
Lush Handmade Cosmetics’ pop-up shop is open through December 22 at the green space beside the City Hall.
17 Indigenous Entrepreneurs Ready To Take Next Step After JEDI’s Programs
On Dec.9, the entrepreneurs will graduate from the Joint Economic Development Initiative’s (JEDI) Indigenous Business Incubator and Accelerator programs.
