Newcomer Couple Brings Iranian Herbs To Moncton Tea House
K&M Saffron Tea House serves beverages using herbs brought over from Iran. It also offers Iranian Halva and other sweet treats in an environment that’s bright, colourful and cute.
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Manufacturing Sales Fell In Atlantic Canada and Other Regions In June
Statistics Canada said Canadian factory activity beat expectations in June as manufacturing sales fell 1.2 per cent to $58 billion, due to a drop in the petroleum and coal product and food industries.
Fredericton Photographer Combines Business With His Music Passion In A New Space
Chris Griffiths has moved his photography business into a new place in downtown Fredericton. The place allows him to host live music events, something he’s always wanted to do.
Offline Board Game Café Is An Uptown Winner
With 1,500 games on its shelves, Offline Board Game Café is settling in nicely into its new uptown Saint John location and is quickly becoming a popular gathering place.
Riverview Wants Applicants For New Early-Stage Food Business Incubator
The Town of Riverview has launched Chocolate River Cookery, a six-month incubator that offers early-stage food businesses access to a commercial kitchen and business development programming.
Oil Spills Leave Regulator Unhappy With Performance of N.L.’s Offshore Industry
The Hibernia platform saw an estimated 2,200 litres of oil spilled into the ocean southeast of St. John’s during a power outage over the weekend, just a month after a 12,000-litre spill.
How This Maple Syrup Producer Became More Energy Efficient And Saved $65,000 Per Year
Canadian Organic Maple Co., a leading global producer located in Divide, N.B., has reduced its oil consumption by 100,000 litres through NB Power’s Energy Efficiency Program.
Hardman Group Promoting $22-Million Plan To Keep New Brunswick Museum At Market Square
The company says an expanded and renovated museum in its current location would cost much less than previous proposals to build a new museum.
Atlantic Canadian Women Entrepreneurs Receive $10 Million To Grow Their Businesses
As part of a Canada-wide effort to boos the number of women-led or -owned businesses, five New Brunswick-based companies will receive a non-repayable amount of $100,000 for 12 months each.
Here’s What Muralist Hula Is Calling His Latest Saint John Painting
Sean Yoro, who painted his first mural for Saint John in 2017, has named his second mural in the city “Ko’ana.”
