Tara Curwin Turns Family Home Into Support Centre For KV Businesses
The Curwin Business Centre in Quispamsis is a one-stop shop with services that include office space, tech support and web and marketing consulting.
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What It’s Really Like To Try ‘Float Therapy’
Huddle’s Cherise Letson recently paid a visit to Fundy Float Corp. a new business in Rothesay that offers float therapy, also known as sensory deprivation therapy.
Saskatchewan Heads To Court To Fight Federally Imposed Carbon Tax
The federal government is set to impose a carbon levy on provinces, including New Brunswick, that don’t have one of their own starting in April.
Lockheed Martin Will Design $60-Billion Navy Fleet To Be Built By Irving Shipbuilding
Procurement Minister Carla Qualtrough announced the deal in Halifax early Friday, saying the Royal Canadian Navy’s 15 new warships will be built by Irving and based on the British−designed Type 26 frigate.
New Brunswick Adds 4,000 Full-Time Jobs In January
The unemployment rate in the province fell slightly from 8.4 per cent to 8.2 per cent, as the paid workforce increased by 1 per cent to 355,000.
NHL Players Have Invested In N.S. Company’s Plan To Use Food Waste In Nutritional Supplement
Halifax-based Beyond Food Inc. has closed a $1 million funding round to help it launch its system that will convert aging supermarket produce into a powdered food supplement.
New Brunswick Getting Supreme Weed
The Supreme Cannabis Company announced Thursday that its subsidiary, 7ACRES, has entered into a supply agreement to supply products to Cannabis NB retail stores.
This Moncton Entrepreneur Builds Sustainable Collapsible Furniture
Erik LeBrun plans to open an online store in the coming weeks to sell his furniture constructed from sustainably harvested Canadian lumber.
Flash Festival Will Light Up Another Long Moncton Winter
The second annual festival featuring music, art, skating, light shows and a giant 3D rabbit takes palce February 15-16.
New Brunswick Startups Raise Nearly $70-Million In Funding In 2018
The big reason for last year’s boom in New Brunswick funding was the three big deals that accounted for about four-fifths of the total funding.
