Fredericton Software Startup Secures $100-Million Investment
Introhive plans to use the $100-million mostly for small acquisitions and new hires in sales, marketing and engineering.
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Former Owner Of Abbey Cafe, Isaac’s Way Now Fredericton City Councillor
Jason LeJeune was also the lead on the City Motel Project. His involvement with the affordable housing initiative wrapped up in March with his decision to run for council.
N.B.’s Smart Skin Technologies Raises $10.7-Million, Plans To Hire 50 More People
The Fredericton-based company currently supports 18 of the world’s 20 largest pharmaceutical companies and nearly every major bottling company in the world with its Quantifeel solutions.
Stash Energy Receives $250,000 In Funding That Will Help Target New Markets
The Fredericton-based startup is tapping into pilot projects, incubators, and funding opportunities to grow the market for its energy-store heat pump system.
Kognitiv Spark Receives $850,000 For Ocean Supercluster Initiative
HydroSpark would allow a user such as a diver, ROV operator, or subsea worker to see accurate holograms of ocean environments and points of interest in their real-world environment.
Fredericton Construction Zone Transformed Into An Outdoor Art Exhibit
Besides 30-degree heat, summer means the start of the construction season. This year, Downtown Fredericton Inc. wants to make the construction zone on Regent Street an attraction rather than a deterrent.
ECMAs Will Return To Fredericton In 2022
The East Coast Music Awards (ECMAs) will be returning to Fredericton for the first time since 2008. The announcement was made during last night’s ECMA show in Sydney, Nova Scotia.
Fredericton Hot Sauce Company Donates $2.15 Per Bottle To Residential School Survivors
To change their label for the campaign, Dylan Gaudet of Spicy Boys reached out to Kirsten Paul, an indigenous artist based in St. Mary’s First Nation.
PJ’s Wings and Things And York Cider Partner On A New Patio
The ongoing relationship between the two Fredericton businesses has meant increased sales for both.
Fredericton Businesses Prepare For Summer Of Construction On Regent Street
Businesses in the area around Regent Street undergoing construction this summer say they are anxious but hopeful customers will continue to frequent the area.
