NB365: Chris Legacy Of Four Rivers Brewing Co. In Bathurst
Chris Legacy and his family noticed the nearest brewery to Bathurst was in Moncton and we wanted to have that true craft experience a little closer to home.
Chris Legacy and his family noticed the nearest brewery to Bathurst was in Moncton and we wanted to have that true craft experience a little closer to home.
As a referral center with specialties that benefit patients from all over the province, and even from elsewhere in the Atlantic, CHU Dumont Foundation sees better than anyone how health is everyone’s business.
Five Bridges believes their community anchors their success. The company supports local charities, initiates fundraising opportunities, donates time and products to non-profit organizations, and invests in neighbourhood associationsto give back to the people who they feel will be instrumental in their development.
“Our beautiful city of Bathurst deserved to have a cozy and welcoming place to meet and socialize, either over drinks or coffee, and downtown was our primary choice.”
Jean-Philippe Lagacé and Mélissa Savoie decided to start a business in Restigouche to showcase the best our region has to offer.
Cliff Vautour And Amanda Losier Of East Coast Vinyl Supplies started their business after a small project for their kids’ hockey team revealed a big problem with big-box stores.
Jennyfer Brideau says her business is here today “thanks to the support I received from the community. It is therefore essential for me to return the favour.”
The Maison Touristique Dugas opened its doors in 1977 with Martina Dugas Landry. Her dream of hosting visitors in her family home as a bed and breakfast had been around for quite some time, and has since grown considerably.
Jolene Thibault And Nigel Eddy realize everyone wins by making local purchases. They favour local products and collaboration with local partners because it is crucial to the development of the region.
Bertin Doiron says supporting local businesses is supporting your community. As a consumer, it’s important to understand that small things, like buying locally, help people and contribute to the community in many ways.