The High-Fashion Modeling Agency Finding Talent In Small-Town New Brunswick
Sally Ryan is the second high-fashion model Lorraine Peters has recruited from the Saint John region in recent years.
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Debts Up, Profits Down At Small Businesses Across N.S. And N.B.
More than half of all small business owners are still carrying debt from the Covid-19 pandemic. But an even larger percentage say their sales have not yet returned to normal.
Council Approves Moncton Apartment Project
30 apartments are on the way at MacAleese Lane in Moncton, despite objections from nearby homeowners.
Small Spaces, Big Demand For Wee Bitty Builders
Leo Girouard’s calendar is full as demand spikes across Nova Scotia and New Brunswick for his custom-built tiny homes.
Investors Are Squeezing The Maritime Housing Market
One in five residential property owners in New Brunswick are investors who own multiple properties. In Nova Scotia, it’s one in four.
Fredericton’s Educated Beards Goes Global
New products and hard-to-acquire global certification has helped the company expand into a more global market, with vendors in Europe and Africa.
Postmedia Scales Back Print Editions At N.B.’s Daily Newspapers
The newspapers’ new owners cited “economic and logistical challenges” in delivering papers and the “changing news patterns” of its audiences as the reason for the change.
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UNB Research Centre Leading The Charge Into The Technological Future
Sponsored: The University of New Brunswick’s (UNB) Applied Computing Innovation Centre (ACIC) is helping New Brunswick businesses adapt to the ever-accelerating pace of technological change.
Moncton Developer Shrinks Building Plan Amid Resident Pushback
A Moncton developer is considering scaling down a proposed ten-storey building on the Northwest corner of Vaughn Harvey Boulevard and Main Street.
Changes To N.S. Tenancy Laws Make It Easier For Landlords To Raise Rents
The head of a landlord lobby group says the changes are small and won’t do much to change the larger issues plaguing the province’s housing market.
