Porter Airlines To Resume Flights in March
The airline said the tentative date to resume operations is March 29, but with no firm commitment to return to the Maritimes.
Moncton
N.B. Photographer Captures Close Ups From Far Away
Mel Pitre did not anticipate she would drastically shift gears in 2020, from performing in her ensemble, “The Southern Comfort Band” to driving across the province as part of a growing photography business.
‘Orange’ And ‘Yellow’ Phases Are Tough On Moncton Beverage Room
This time of year is usually busy for places like Cheers Beverage Room with the holidays and sports on TV packing the place. But moving in and out of various phases has made it unpredictable.
Organigram Posts Revenue Drop, But Plans To Add Up To 130 Jobs
In the quarterly earnings call, Organigram said it’s hiring up to 130 cultivation, packaging and other staff as it seeks to ramp up production of popular products.
Yuzu Sushi Opens Moncton Location
It is one of the businesses occupying the commercial space on the first floor of the Tannery Place at the Junction Urban Village on the western end of downtown Moncton.
New Brunswick Loses 800 Jobs In December
New Brunswick lost approximately 4,800 full-time jobs and added approximately 4,100 part-time positions last month, according to the latest labour force survey from Statistics Canada.
Moncton Hits Record $270-Million In Building Permits In 2020
Residential developments made up half of the building activity last year at $133.6 million, offsetting a slow down in the commercial sector.
Halo Donuts’ Pop-Up Shop Will Open Permanently In Moncton
Halo Donuts was a pop-up shop for 90 days. But the ongoing support from Monctonians has helped solidify the decision to remain open.
Moncton Company Investigating Possible Covid-19 Treatment With Cancer Drug
Moncton-based Soricimed is in the process of raising up to $5-million to further develop its cancer drug SOR-C13. But, it turns out, the drug could have the potential to treat Covid-19 as well.
This Business Helps Sell The Stuff You Don’t Want Anymore
Randy Johnston of Moncton sells the items people don’t want anymore on online marketplaces. They make a bit of money, and he does, too.
