The Tax Changes Maritime Businesses Need To Know About In 2022
This year has already brought a more competitive business climate to PEI, but the Canadian Taxpayers Federation says a “raft of tax hikes” are coming in 2022.
New Brunswick
7 Inspiring Maritime Entrepreneurs From 2021
Huddle editor Mark Leger shares insights from his top “Home Office” podcast interviews with innovators and entrepreneurs over the last year.
Huddle’s Top 10 Stories From New Brunswick In 2021
New Brunswick is changing–faster this year than in a long time–and the stories Huddle readers cared most about this year all touch on that change. From major developments to new businesses opening in local communities, here are our Top 10 most-read stories from New Brunswick in 2021.
NB365: Lise Thériault And Marco Plourde of Motel & Camping Colibri In Bertrand
The entrepreneurial spirit ran through their veins, so when the opportunity presented itself they acquired Motel & Camping Colibri, a family business that has been in existence since the 1970s.
Vito’s Will Close Rothesay Avenue Location In Saint John
The Georgoudis family says it will search for a better location and the other two will remain open.
NB365: Ellen MacDonald And Serge LeBlanc Of Old Time Meat Market
Tucked in the back of a strip mall on Pine Glen Road in Riverview, the Old Time Meat Market has been serving up great cuts of steak, fresh food boxes and “the best hamburger patties around” for a decade.
N.S. and N.B. Housing Markets Still Hot As Year End Approaches
Housing prices continued to climb in New Brunswick in November, with sale prices up 30 percent over the previous year, and the Canadian Real Estate Association (CRE) says this upward trend should carry over into 2022.
Growing Cellphone Repair Shop Opening At New Fredericton Location
Jordan Irvine said his repair business has come a long way from him fixing cellphones on a modified cooking sheet in his car in a parking lot in Woodstock, serving customers across Carleton and York Counties.
NB365: Serge Nadeau Of CAVOK Brewing In Dieppe
CAVOK’s story officially begins during the summer of 2010. After a busy shift at the Montreal Area Control Centre, two Acadians exiled in Montreal, working as Air Traffic Controllers, decided to stop for a beer to decompress before heading home.
NB365: Jack Lamey Of The Progress Club of Greater Moncton
Club members are community-minded people who get together in a fun atmosphere to socialize, learn, and give back to their community.
