This App Allows You To Collect Virtual Pets By Staying Off Of Your Phone
Gerry Pond and ACOA have invested in Fredericton-based Sapien, which hopes to help people become more productive by taking them off of their smartphones.
New Brunswick
City Contributes $2.5-Million, Strengthens Relationship With Université de Moncton
The city and the university signed a Memorandum of Understanding (MOU) covering areas like education, infrastructure, research and the attraction and retention of international students.
Shoppers Say Cannabis NB Stores Are Dope, But Prices Could Be Lower
On the day recreational marijuana became legal in Canada, Moncton residents were excited about experiencing the new CannabisNB retail store.
We Don’t Know Who Will Lead N.B., But We Know The Most Important Issue
Above all else, Krista Ross says the next government must focus on the challenges and opportunities facing the province’s economy.
Worried You Reek Like Weed? Prelam Has An ‘Odour Eliminator’ For You
The Moncton company that makes Just’a Drop bathroom odour eliminators is stepping into the recreational cannabis market when it becomes legal October 17.
How These Student Entrepreneurs Help Peers Look Good Without Paying Too Much
Fredericton university students have launched ReFind Clothing that sells used and re-worked clothes and accessories via Instagram.
Inside The N.B. Cannabis Company Worth Nearly $900-Million That Just Keeps On Growing
Huddle takes a look inside Organigram as it prepares to ship its pre-rolls and other products for the recreational market once that becomes legal October 17.
Guinness Record Judge: Moncton Didn’t Break World Record, But Won On Community Spirit
More than 900 people came out to attempt to break a world record held by JCI Limburg in Belgium.
Eric Mourant Resigns As President and CEO Of The 3+ Corporation
Frederic Gionet and Don Moore will serve as acting co-CEOs of the Greater Moncton economic development organization as the search for Mourant’s successor begins.
Canadian Companies, Employees Need To Adapt To Fill 462,000 Vacant Jobs
Bank of Canada Governor Stephen Poloz told a Moncton area audience that businesses need to better train their workforce, and employees have to be open to new kinds of jobs.
