Atlantic Lottery Lays Off 61 Employees
The CEO says the corporation is facing business challenges requiring the organization to urgently transform, and COVID-19 has accelerated the need.
Moncton
A Portion Of Moncton’s Main Street Will Be One-Way This Summer
The move would allow larger sidewalk patios in order for downtown businesses to meet physical distancing rules, as well as a bi-directional bicycle lane.
Sequoia Downtown Moncton Will Move To Tannery Place This Fall
The store, which sells organic and natural food, supplements and beauty products, will move from its current location on Highfield St. The Dieppe location will remain where it is.
Airports Call For Fast Action On ‘Atlantic Bubble’
Reg Wright, the president of the Atlantic Canada Airport Association (ACAA), says a so-called “Atlantic Bubble” is a crucial step towards “restoring the devastated travel and tourism sector” in the region.
Organigram Will Supply Cannabis To Israeli Medical Cannabis Market
The deal with the company chaired by former Israeli prime minister Ehud Barak opens the door for Organigram export markets in Israel and the European Union.
Pet Store Bone & Biscuit Is Now Open In Moncton
The national pet store chain has opened its first New Brunswick location at Granite Centre.
Moncton Counselling Business Offers Free Webinars On Race And Privilege
Moncton-based Breelove Counselling is hosting three free webinars tackling race and privilege to help foster conversation and break down stigmas.
Swoop Postpones Flights to Moncton, Keeps Some Service To Halifax
The decision to postpone these routes come as the entire airline industry has been rocked by the Covid-19 pandemic, says Bert van der Stege, head of commercial for Swoop.
Artist Jared Betts Adds A Splash Of Colour To The Tire Shack Patio
From the ground up: The Tire Shack Brewing Co. on John St. has covered its patio floor with a colourful work of art to help boost people’s spirit amid a pandemic.
Podcast: International Students Share Struggles They Face During Covid-19
In this week’s episode of Huddle “Home Office”, Mark Leger talks with Moncton reporter Inda Intiar about international students facing difficulties during the Covid-19 pandemic.
