New Brunswick To Build Out Cybersecurity Cluster in Fredericton
The centre will allow critical infrastructure sectors to actively collaborate with tech firms, academia and government agencies.
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N.B. Mom’s New Business Tackles A Big Problem with Maternity Leave
While the law protects a woman’s job while on maternity leave, it doesn’t protect her career, says Saint John consultant Shauna Cole.
How A Teenage Love Story In India Brought These Entrepreneurs To Fredericton
Test Collab’s founders were high school sweethearts that turned their innovative ways to initially pay for dates and phone bills into a business that landed them in New Brunswick.
N.B. Company That’s Developed Natural Preservative Receives $2-Million Investment
Multinational food-tech investors say Chinova Bioworks’ mushroom-based food and beverage preservative is an innovative natural product.
Discover The Taste Of Coffee Beans Aged In A Barrel Soaked In Bourbon
Freddy Bean Roasters are selling non-alcoholic barrel-aged spirit-infused coffee at Fredericton locations like Picaroons and online through Shop Local NB.
Tuck Interiors Is Turning Its Offices Into Saint John’s Newest Trendy Venue
Judith Mackin is opening up the Tuck Interiors’ office on Grannan Lane to rent for meetings, events and more.
Kognitiv Spark Hiring 12 People To Fuel Growth In Sectors Like Aerospace
The Fredericton startup, which uses the Microsoft Hololens to connect experts with technicians in the field, is expanding with support from Opportunities NB.
Saint John City Market Gaining Momentum
Momentum Canada, a Saint John-based business development company, has been hired to help grow the market and increase business for its vendors.
Saint John Model Lands Contract in Japan
NWH Modelling and Self Improvement helped Darrelyn Masson land a three-month modeling contract with an Osaka agency, Visage. ย
Cvent Hiring Up To 25 More People, Moving To New Office In Downtown Fredericton
The U.S.-based technology company, which will receive assistance from Opportunities NB, is moving to Kings Place to accommodate a workforce that will eventually exceed 100 employees.
