JEDI Looks At Starting A Native-Focused Angel Investment Network
Based in North Fredericton, the Joint Economic Development Initiative, or JEDI, fosters economic growth for First Nations communities.
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How Atlantic Entrepreneur Dallas Mercer Helps Employers Tackle Skyrocketing WorkSafe Premiums
DMC is hosting a series of employer-focused workshops in New Brunswick in April and May, in partnership with local chambers of commerce and economic development agencies.
Port Saint John First Canadian Port Authority With Women as Chair and Vice Chair Of Its Board
In a recent meeting of the board of directors for Port Saint John, Lisa Keenan was elected to the position of chair of the board by her peers.
How To Recover From Making A Bad First Impression
Body language expert Mark Bowden, who has worked with the FBI, prime ministers, and CEOs of Fortune 500 companies, was in Moncton recently to share his thoughts on how to be successful in your dealings with other people.
Fredericton’s PQA Testing Expands To Saskatchewan
The Indigenous-owned-and-led tech company will become the only dedicated software testing company in the province.
New Brunswickers Remember Business And Community Leader Yves Maillet
Yves Maillet was the VP of Business Growth at Opportunities NB. He passed away in an accident last weekend.
N.B. Company Launches Digital Platform To Improve The Lives Of Seniors and Caregivers
Based in Fredericton and Denver, Colorado, Routinify offers a platform that combines easy-to-use technology, accessible through smart displays and wearable technology, to provide seniors, as well as their families and caregivers, with real-time data on their health and wellbeing.
Felix Serves Up Chicken With A ‘Southern Feel’ At New City Market Restaurant
Liu Xiao and Rui Hua moved to Saint John from China two years ago and have just launched Chicken By Felix, which serves chicken with a ‘southern feel’ and Italian-style ice cream and gelato.
Mayor Invites People Who Feel Unwelcome In Quebec To Move To Edmundston
Cyrille Simard says has received about a dozen resumes and many emails and voicemails from Quebecers upset with their province’s move to restrict some people from wearing religious symbols.
Moncton Joins Global Movement In Declaring Climate Emergency
City council has directed staff to report back next year on ways to hit net zero carbon emissions before 2050.
