NB365: Julie Lavoie Of Fraser Edmundston Golf Club
The Fraser Edmundston Golf Club will celebrate 100 years in 2026, and they’ve greatly benefited from the support of locals, tourists and sports enthusiasts alike over the past century.
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Vaccine Passports Are A Very Big Deal
Andy Clark says vaccine passports, while disguised as a public health measure, are in reality a punishment for people exercising their legal rights to informed consent to medical treatment.
NB365: Ghislain Landry of Alliance Protection in Edmundston
Alliance Protection offers a security system service that gives people peace of mind when it comes to keeping an eye on their property.
Restrictions Reinstated For Crossing Border From N.B. To N.S.
Those with one vaccine dose must quarantine for a week. That increases to 14 days for those who have not received any doses at all.
Fredericton Pilates Studio Won’t Be Pressured Into Changing Vaccination Policy
Early last week, Cara Hazelton announced that Precision Pilates will require all its clients to show proof of vaccination against Covid-19 beginning September 7.
NB365: Éric Gingras Of Brûlerie du Vieux Poste In Edmundston
Éric Gingras of Brûlerie du Vieux Poste always says his cafe and roaster receive great local support in Edmundston.
Proposed $40-Million King Street Development Goes Before Saint John Council
There was no opposition to the 12-storey mixed-use development during a public hearing Monday evening.
Chocolat Bernard To Open Factory In Downtown Moncton
André Cormier, owner and chocolate maker at Chocolat Bernard, said he began making his own chocolate after he and co-owner Robin Streb couldn’t find high-quality products in the Maritimes.
NB365: Valérie Albert And Megan Picard Of Main Street Dancers In Edmundston
It was Valérie Albert’s and Megan Picard’s aspiration to take their passion for dance to another level that led them to start their own business.
NB365: Céline Parent And Sandy Hébert Of Moonshin’hers In Edmundston
In 2018, Céline Parent and Sandy Hébert saw an opportunity to take over a small coffee shop and establish Moonshin’hers, capitalizing on the trend of microbreweries, whiskey and great food
