Who Knew That Coffee Was Good For Your Skin Too?
Estelle Doiron opens a storefront location in Moncton for her coffee scrubs and bath bombs and rebrands to clear up a misconception that she just sold coffee.
New Brunswick
Saint John’s ‘Strong And Free’ Brand Perfect Fit For Canadian Armed Forces Stores
The company’s products will be sold at approximately 30 CANEX stores across the country and 14 duty-free locations including the Toronto airport and the Peace Bridge near Niagara Falls.
Atlantic Canada Scores High In Report On Global Startup Ecosystems
The region finished fourth amongst communities in the “activation phase,” a category for startup ecosystems that are relatively young and small. The widely-read global report is based on data from over one million companies across 150 cities.
Tobique First Nation Entrepreneur Wins Fed Ex Canada Prize Worth $40,000
Jolene’s Laskey’s Wabanaki Maple makes premium barrel-aged maple syrup with flavours of Bourbon, Whiskey and Toasted Oak.
Moncton Votes To Charge 3.5 Per Cent Tax On Tourism Accommodations
The levy, which would apply to rooms in hotels, motels, inns, resorts and bed and breakfasts, will support tourism promotion and development and stimulate growth in the sector.
The Good And Bad News About Atlantic Canada’s Labour Market
New Brunswick needs to change its mindset as it faces demographic pressures, as well as the changing nature of work and technology globally, panellists at a Moncton event hosted by Statistics Canada say.
On Target: OneZero Wins Export Award For Innovative Products For Long-Range Shooters
The Emerging Exporter of the Year award, one of five awards given out at a gala event in Saint John Thursday, took on added significance this year when organizers decided to name it after Yves Maillet, the much-loved vice-president of business growth at Opportunities NB who died in an accident in early April.
N.B.’s Top Exporters Will Be Honoured At Awards Gala In Saint John
From lobsters to leisurewear, Opportunities NB and the Atlantic Canadian Opportunities Agency (ACOA) will recognize the companies growing the economy through exports.
Gigging It In The Free World Â
In this region, more and more people of every age and background are choosing to get with the part-time job market. They’re ‘gigging it’ like trapeze artists drawing each breath as if it’s their very last, says Alec Bruce. That’s how much they cherish a little something we like to call ‘freedom’.
Indigenous Leaders Blindsided, Business Leaders Unsurprised That Shale Gas Moratorium Is Lifted
Premier Blaine Higgs confirmed on Tuesday that his cabinet approved regulatory changes last month to permit fracking in the Sussex area.
