Denny’s Coming To The Maritimes As Soon As 2023
Denny’s Canada is hoping to bring as many as five franchises to the Maritimes in 2023.
New Brunswick
A New Landing Spot For Bikers And Coffee Lovers On Fredericton’s Northside
The new home of Radical Edge and a Mill Town Roasters outlet opened its doors to the public last week.
Childhood Friends Bring Paddle Boarding To Bouctouche Bay This Summer
To bring tourist to see the beauty of the Bouctouche Bay area, two childhood friends bought paddle boards and are starting their own outdoor activity business, right on the water.
‘Build It Right, Make It Last’: Immigrant Family Expands Saint John-Based Leather Company
Tolredo Leather, a Saint John-based leather goods company, was founded amidst the Covid-19 pandemic by an immigrant family with a background in leather crafting. They have since expanded their product market in only a year and a half.
Desperate For New Hires, Delta Fredericton Offers $2,000 Signing Bonus
The Delta Fredericton decided to try something new to get culinary talent into their unfilled sous chef, first cook and chef de partie positions — they started offering $2,000 to those experienced to work.
Inflation Up By 8.8 Percent In Nova Scotia And New Brunswick
Canada’s inflation rate skyrocketed to a nearly 40-year high of 7.7 percent during the month of May but basic costs rose even higher in the Maritimes.
Toronto Business Expands To Saint John With Colourful Facility Visible From The Air
Running out of space in his Toronto facility, the owner of the digital printing company Italic Press opened another one in his home region, Saint John, that is now highly visible from the air because of a large-scale colourful installation by a Toronto visual artist.
Saint John-based Millennia TEA Wins ‘Academy Awards of Food and Beverage’
Tracy Bell, the CEO and co-founder, says it was a special moment hearing her company’s name called as she sat in the same room surrounded by some of the biggest consumer brands in the country.
Small Is Beautiful: The ‘Secret Sauce’ To Successful Businesses In Atlantic Canada
Three Atlantic Canada business people discussed what the “secret sauce” to successfully working in the provinces at a conference hosted by the Public Policy Forum on June 14.
Economic Development Should Mean Equality of Opportunity, Not Outcome
Opinion: The idea that governments should focus all their effort on ‘winners’ has been around for a very long time and not just for universities. We hear the same thing for communities. But like universities, all communities have assets and attributes that can be leveraged for economic development.
