NB365: Germaine Pataki-Thériault, Inge Pataki And Nikki Theriault Of Gallery 78
For 45 years, Gallery 78 has been known for its excellence in visual art, hospitality and customer service.
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Room To Grow: Join Port Saint John Discussion On Growth And Workforce At Virtual Port Days
This year, the Port is reimagining the 60-year-old tradition of the Port Days Conference to offer Saint Johners a rare peek into the future of the port.
Love for Local New Brunswick Announces ‘Electric Summer Social Tour’
The tour will feature two dynamic and bilingual New Brunswickers touring the province aboard an electric vehicle to meet local business owners, their clients, and the people behind beloved N.B.-based non-profit organizations, events and attractions.
NB365: Krista Touesnard Of The Tipsy Muse Cafe In Fredericton
Supporting local businesses has a real impact because smaller, local businesses offer choice, style and innovation.
NB365: Scott Hicks Of Valley Ridge Furniture In Fredericton
Scott Hicks says the communities they serve have truly stepped up to help small and local businesses survive (and thrive) during an unprecedented time.
NB365: Nick Hansen Of Hansen Signs In Moncton
Nick Hansen has seen many companies struggle through the initial stages of the pandemic and he made sure to work with them as they found ways to turn things around and make their way out of the situation.
How Ron Lovett Plans To ‘Transform’ 1,000 Affordable Housing Units In N.S., N.B.
Halifax real estate company Vida Living made headlines earlier this month when it bought more than 1,000 units of affordable housing in Nova Scotia and New Brunswick from an investment company connected to Telus.
WokIn Asian Cuisine Opens In Saint John West
Zhoubin Zhou immigrated to Canada in 2014 and his first job in Saint John was as a graphic designer, before working at local restaurants, Sense of Tokyo and Mimimi.
NB365: Seraphin Vandegar Of Aynils In Moncton
Since the outset of the pandemic, Aynils has been helping clients find the right tools and use them efficiently to work together at a safe distance.
Seven Entrepreneurs Join UNB Summer Institute
From beauty to education technology industries, the participants will learn how to use marketing, and customer validation skills to take their ideas to the next level.
