Fredericton Moving Towards High Density, But Not Without Tension
Downtown Fredericton is changing to accommodate a growing population, but not everyone is happy about the new developments.
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Fredericton Council Advances 32-Unit Residential Development
Rezoning to permit the two and three-bedroom apartment building passed first and second reading at Fredericton City Council on Monday night. Those mid-to-high-end units are expected to rent for about $1,400 to $1,800 a month.
Sourdough Bread Device Wins UNB Startup Competition
SOURFEED Tech won the judges’ choice award at the TechStars Startup Weekend in Fredericton, pitching their idea for a consumer device to pre-ferment ingredients for the popular bread.
Fredericton Planning Committee Approves Plans For Beaverbrook Expansion
The planned addition follows the completion of the new pavilion wing in 2017, making the Beaverbrook Art Gallery one of the largest in Atlantic Canada.
C-Therm Will Market French Company’s Product in North America
The Fredericton-based company will be the exclusive representative for Metravib, a French company whose testing technology is used by the world’s top tire and rubber manufacturers.
NBIF Calls On Student Researchers To Submit Videos For R3 Pitch Competition
The winner of the live pitch at the R3 Gala on April 2 will get a $2,000 cash prize, while the first and second runner ups will win $1,000 and $500, respectively.
SomaDetect Partners With World’s Largest Provider Of Dairy Management Software
A Fredericton-based dairy technology company will be reaching more customers across North America with a new partnership with the world’s largest provider of dairy management software.
Owner Of Popular Ethiopian Market Stall Opening A Restaurant In Fredericton
Hana Oqubay heard from market customers for years they wanted a weekday spot to enjoy her traditional Ethiopian cuisine that features traditional injera flatbread, stews, spiced chicken, beef and vegetarian dishes.
Maritime Cities Growing Faster Than National Average
Immigration has been the driving force of the growing economies in cities like Halifax, Moncton, Saint John and Fredericton.
Sadie Perron named interim CEO of Opportunities NB
FREDERICTON – Sadie Perron will serve as the interim CEO of Opportunities New Brunswick (ONB) as the agency takes on a new role in growing the economy. Perron will replace outgoing CEO Stephen Lund, effective March 1. The appointment is part of a wave of new deputy ministers and CEOs announced on Tuesday by the […]
