Reflections Of An Urban Mallrat
Businesses continue to depart and leave Brunswick Square with more empty storefronts. The problem isn’t the Saint John economy, says Mark Leger, the problem is the mall and it can only be fixed by its current owner.
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Sculpture Hospitality Opens In Nova Scotia
Sculpture Hospitality’s move to open in Nova Scotia means the inventory management company has a berth in all four Atlantic Provinces.
Brunswick Square Vacancies A ‘Blemish’ For Saint John
Over the last ten years, the mall has been hollowed out as retailers leave and aren’t replaced.
Podcast: Tareq Hadhad On His Family’s Remarkable Journey From Syria To Nova Scotia
The Hadhad family left Damascus after their home and business were destroyed with nothing. In this fascinating two-part “Insights” podcast, we follow the family’s journey as refugees from Syria to Lebanon and then to Antigonish.
Census Shows Rapid Immigration Growth In Atlantic Canada
Record-breaking immigration is driven largely by one specific region of the world.
After Nine Years Of Mobile Fashion, In Pursuit Puts Down Roots
It’s been an unexpected, but good, transition to a permanent storefront for In Pursuit boutique.
N.B. Spin Studio Finds Success Riding Out Of Covid-19
Spin North is adding another spin class studio to its roster, with a studio on Champlain Street in Dieppe.
Who Was The Office Built For? Why Most Black Workers Want To Keep Working From Home
Surveys of office workers show very, very few Black employees want to return to the office. That says a lot about the kind of workspaces employers are creating.
Neptune Theatre GM Steps Down
Lisa Bugden guided the theatre through a challenging few years with the pandemic and a $4.5 million renovation that saw the building receive a substantial facelift and upgrade in 2016.
