NB365: Tom Trueman Of Trueman Blueberry Farms In Sackville
Tom Trueman always wanted to work for himself and grew up on the farm, so it was a natural progression to continue running his own farm and business.
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Podcast: Brian Gallant On Immigration, Northern N.B. And True Reconciliation
In his first in-depth interview since leaving the premier’s office in 2018, Brian Gallant chats with David Campbell on the latest episode of Huddle “Insights” about how to grow an economy that has been pretty flat for the past 15 years.
Electric Summer Social Tour Hits The Road
The “Love for Local” tour will celebrate local businesses and organizations across all 104 municipalities in the province. It will run continuously into September.
N.B. Premier Asks Border Protestors To Stay Focused On Reopening Goals
Premier Blaine Higgs is defending the plan to loosen Covid-19 restrictions in the wake of protests and a blockade at the border between New Brunswick and Nova Scotia.
Border Blockade Worrisome For Maritime Bus Owner
Coach Atlantic/Maritime Bus has lost millions of dollars since the onset of the pandemic, and the latest events are a further setback for a company trying to return to full service.
NB365: EnerGreen Builders In Sackville
Energreen is a five-member co-operative that builds passive solar homes and does energy-efficient retrofits and everything in-between.
Port Saint John CEO Appointed To Senate
Jim Quinn was one of three appointments announced Tuesday by Prime Minister Justin Trudeau.
NB365: Leslee Johnson Karen Of Phytoplankton In Sackville
Leslee Johnson Karen says being an entrepreneur is about much more than profit. It’s a way to create jobs and be involved in the community.
Venn, Université De Moncton Incubator Will Take Student Entrepreneurs To Next Level
A new partnership between the university’s Shippagan campus and Venn Innovation hopes to support and grow entrepreneurship within New Brunswick’s student community.
Goût De France Brings French Cuisine To Atlantic Canada
This year’s event, from June 23 to July 4, will involve 20 Atlantic Canadian restaurants, including Moncton’s own Le Clos, Monk10 Taproom and Fine Eatery, and Les Brumes du Coude.
