Learn About The Chemistry Of Coffee At This Moncton Tasting Room
Conor Conway and Matt Symes originally wanted to open a coffee shop alongside a tasting offering. But when Covid-19 forced cafes to close, they changed course.
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Moncton Planning Committee Denies Skipper Jacks’ Expansion Proposal
When the plan was introduced to the city council in July, councillors expressed concerns about the project’s impact on the Rabbit Brook Trail, which runs through the property.
New Brunswick’s Largest Play Space Reopens After Five Month Closure
Hop Skip Jump, which had to close for five months, is New Brunswick’s largest play space, with a fully functional arcade, twelve climbing walls that can be accessed by children and adults and a very large play structure. It also has a fully functional cafe.
New Women’s Health Clinic Opens In Moncton
ReConnect Health Centre is a multidisciplinary clinic focusing on women’s health. The practitioners range from dietitians and psychologists to gynecologist, childbirth educators, and physiotherapists.
N.B. Business Groups Say Election Should Focus On Economic Recovery
Though many are viewing the upcoming provincial election through the lens of Covid-19 business leaders say they want parties to stay focused on economic recovery and moving the province forward.
Moncton Council Scraps One-Way And Bike Lane On Main Street
The pilot project was originally intended to run until September 30.
Boy With Autism Inspired Family To Open Salisbury Coffee House
Aaron’s Coffee House, which will serve all-natural coffee and baked goods, could provide a future source of income and social interaction for 13-year-old Makhi.
Moncton ‘GlitchFest’ Will Attract Gamers From Around Atlantic Canada
The first online tournament will be held in September, for the game Valorant. GlitchFest will be selling tickets for players who want to join competitions, while viewers can watch for free by streaming online.
Downtown Moncton Businesses Want Main Returned To A Two-Way Street
Twenty-six businesses had signed a petition to have the jersey barriers and bicycle lane removed.
Drive-Thru Ribfests Are A Go in New Brunswick This Year
Freddy Beach Ribfest will kick off the popular annual summer festivals, which were delayed this year because of Covid-19.
