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New Brunswick
Saint John Artist Planning To Launch Communal Ceramics Studio
Ceramicist Danika Vautour is working on opening Sea To Sky, a communal ceramic studio in Saint John where artists can make and display their ceramics work.
New Glamping Destination Booked Through 2021
Creekside RnR in Cocagne opened in October 2020 and co-founder Angele Miller says business hasn’t slowed down since.
Garden By The Sea Has Natural Solutions For Pain And Skincare Issues
Elaine Bruff’s St. Andrews business also has an online store that sells 100 percent all-natural skincare products, aromatherapy products, and more than 150 varieties of teas.
NB365: Myriam Djenabou Of Épicerie Okapi
Okapi is a grocery offering all residents of the Chaleur region an introduction to African gastronomy and culture.
No Firm Date In Sight For Atlantic Bubble Opening
During an April 27 teleconference, the four provincial leaders agreed to keep travel restrictions at provincial borders in place as the latest outbreak of Covid-19 rages in Nova Scotia.
People, Planet, Profit And Malcolm Bricklin Intersect At Riverview Conference
Sustaina-Palooza features a keynote discussion with Malcolm Bricklin, CEO and Founder of Visionary Vehicles and the creator of the Bricklin SV-1 safety sports car, which was manufactured in New Brunswick in the 1970s.
New Walmart Distribution Centre In Moncton Will Employ More Than 200 People
The 221,000 square foot facility in the Caledonia Industrial park area will provide fresh and frozen grocery to 43 stores in Atlantic Canada.
Online Market Will Spotlight Women-Owned N.B. Businesses
The virtual fair will run from April 29 to May 1 and feature more than 20 businesses from a range of industries including food, fashion, tourism, health and beauty, and professional services.
NB365: Anne-Marie Jourdain Of Café Maris Stella
Anne-Marie Jourdain of Café Maris Stella in Bas-Caraquet says coffee shops are places where locals can be themselves, socialize, create, study and remake the world.
