Starbucks Continues Expansion In Atlantic Canada
While Starbucks has plans in the work to expand into a variety of Atlantic Canadian communities, its playing its cards close to its chest on the details.
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PIB Insurance Protects Companies Victimized By Costly Cyber Attacks
Sponsored: Most small businesses know they need to protect themselves against cyber-attacks. But if hackers bring down their systems, PIB (Programmed Insurance Brokers Inc.) wants to make sure they’re adequately insured for resulting losses.
$16M Announced For Saint John Housing Project
The funding for The Wellington comes from all three levels of government and the Rotary Club of Saint John.
Maritimes Experiencing Highest Inflation In Canada
The cost of living in Nova Scotia, New Brunswick, and PEI rose at rate well above the national average last month, driven in large part by more expensive rent and home heating costs.
IBM Client Innovation Centre Could Grow N.B. GDP By $72M
IBM discusses the motivations behind its plans to hire 250 to staff its new Client Innovation Centre in Fredericton.
Saint John Will Work With Non-Profits On Affordable Housing Application
The City of Saint John will try again to secure federal funding for affordable housing projects in the city.
Maritime Cities Face Real Estate Market Correction
New data from the Teranet-National Bank House Price Index shows house prices dropping across the entire country. For the first time since the financial crisis of 2008, every city covered by the index has seen prices decline from their peak over the past 12 months.
A Look At 24 Bills That Are Now Law In New Brunswick
FREDERICTON — Two dozen bills introduced and passed in the New Brunswick legislature this fall have officially become law. All of the bills received royal assent on Friday before New Brunswick MLAs adjourned for the holidays. While most of the bills were brought forward by the Higgs government, a private member’s bill introduced by the […]
Apartment Building Proposed For Moncton Ward One
A three-storey, 30-unit building is being proposed for the site near a former industrial area.
Popeyes’ Moncton Neighbour Describes ‘Four-Mile-Long Line’ For Famed Fried Chicken
MONCTON – Enthusiasm ran so high for the newly-opened Popeyes Chicken last weekend, that Popeyes – and its neighbours at Arby’s – hired security to regulate unruly traffic. Michelle Walker, general manager of the Arby’s on Mountain Road, told Huddle she and her employers hired security to make sure Popeyes customers didn’t start taking up […]
