Finders Fair Will Bring Together Vintage, Antique, Artists, And Artisans
Saturday’s Finders Fair will bring together over forty vintage resellers, artisans, and artists at the Charlotte Street Arts Centre.
New Brunswick
Growing The Population Is Still New Brunswick’s Top Priority
Attracting and retaining more newcomers must be a top priority coming out of the pandemic, says Krista Ross. If we don’t succeed in this, any other efforts to becoming a sustainable and self-sufficient province will be for naught.
NB365: Sarah Evans Of Black Duck Café In Sackville
Sarah Evans and her partner have strong Maritime roots and love to share their food, stories, and Maritime hospitality with locals and visitors alike.
Candy Depot To Open Saint John Location
The Moncton store usually has a line-up of people waiting to get in from Friday through Sunday.
53,000 NBCC Graduates Working In N.B., Contribute $7.2-Billion In Economic Activity
A report on the New Brunswick Community College indicates that the institution is an economic driver for the province.
NB365: April MacKinnon Of Anointment Natural Skin Care In Sackville
April MacKinnon combined her interest in natural living, my background in engineering and environmental ethics into a skincare line comprised of herbal products that help support physical wellness during pregnancy, postpartum and for new babies.
When Will Our Ship Come Back In?
Huddle editor Mark Leger is encouraged to see the economy open back up again, but he’ll know things are really back to normal he sees cruise ships come back into the Saint John harbour.
NB365: Ellen Pickle Of Tidewater Books In Sackville
A lifelong reader, Ellen Pickle decided to open Tidewater Books in Sackville and is still going strong 26 years later.
Saint John Affordable Housing Project Receives $1.8-Million In Government Funding
The new 14-unit building on Victoria Street in the north end is the most recent addition to the Unified Saint John Housing Co-operative.
NB365: Ryan Browne Of Handsome Devils Barber Shop In Moncton
Starting out, Ryan Browne had a hard time finding a place that would hire him because of the number of tattoos he had showing. So he opened his own shop!
