A Fredericton Institution Finds A New Home Downtown
The 44-year-old Westminster Books is now located on a busier street, says owner Janet North.
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Moncton Area Entrepreneurs To Host Event For Women To Inspire Each Other And Work Together
She Inspires will be two-day event that aims to help women form meaningful relationships with other women.
Fredericton Company Live Streams Funerals For Friends And Family Not There In Person
Forget Me Not Ceremonies offers a fully automated system that allows funeral homes to broadcast ceremonies on the Internet, with guests from away able to comment and share memories and photos in real-time.
Fredericton Has Record-Setting Start To 2019 Issuing $73-Million Worth Of Building Permits
Mayor Mike O’Brien says the growth was fueled mainly by private-sector projects with less than one per cent of the permits tied to government investments.
Tobique First Nation Entrepreneur Wins Fed Ex Canada Prize Worth $40,000
Jolene’s Laskey’s Wabanaki Maple makes premium barrel-aged maple syrup with flavours of Bourbon, Whiskey and Toasted Oak.
‘Neighbourhood Treatery’ Reopens At East Point Shopping In Saint John
goji’s has a new look and more treat options including artisan hard ice cream, crepes, English toffee, caramel popcorn, and Peanut Brittle.
Hub Meat Packers Co-Founder Joseph ‘Joe’ Rinzler Passes Away At 94
The Moncton business leader started Hub Meat Packers with his three brothers, growing the company to 1,000 employees by the time it was acquired by Maple Leaf Foods in 2000.
Is Your Business Right For 20 Canterbury Street?
Another historic building is being restored in a booming area of uptown Saint John that now includes Historica apartments and popular bars, cafes and restaurants.
Global Design Leaders From Google And Shopify Headline Fredericton UX Conference
The region’s largest conference on “user experience,” the science and art of creating products and services that customers love, is taking place June 26-27 at the Crowne Plaza.
New Brunswick Had A Record-Breaking Month For Home Sales In May
Approximately $216.8 million in residential real estate traded hands in May – most of it in Moncton ($87.4 million), followed by Fredericton ($67.6 million) and Saint John ($48 million).
