Wolastoqey Nations Say N.B. Government Must Stop Giving Land To Private Landowners
The chiefs say the Crown took land without consent and gave it to private landowners, benefitting off of the taxes, royalties, leases and fees.
New Brunswick
Miller Brittain Paintings Fetch High Prices At An Online Auction
Nearly 200 pieces of art were available to collectors as part of a recent online auction, including three Miller Brittain oil paintings.
Food Depot Alimentaire Celebrates 15th Anniversary With New Leadership Role Across N.B.
The organization now coordinates and delivers food to approximately 60 food banks, shelters, soup kitchens and school programs across the province.
‘Shop Local, Rock Local’: Imperial, Local Promoter Stage Show To Boost Music Scene
Non-profit music festival Quality Block Party and the Imperial Theatre are teaming up for a double bill of live music this Saturday.
Canada Needs Nuclear Power To Meet Carbon Emissions Reduction Targets
Colleen d’Entremont says the development of small modular reactors would also give New Brunswick an economic boost.
Jennifer Irving’s Journey From Buckwheat Pillows And Falafels To Fine Art
The opening of a local photographer’s uptown Saint John art gallery, Paris Crew, is another step in a lifelong entrepreneurial journey.
Podcast: Donald Savoie On Why Irving Oil Is, And Always Has Been, An Underdog
New Brunswick writer and academic Donald Savoie is on this week’s episode of the “Home Office” podcast to discuss his new book on Irving Oil, ‘Thanks for the Business’. He and editor Mark Leger talk a little politics too, with the results of the N.B. election fresh in their minds.
Tire Shack’s Beer Is Top Cream Ale At The Canadian Brewing Awards
The Moncton brewer has only been open for a year, but one of its beers has caught the eye of the industry nationally.
In Business More Than 70 Years, Norton Company Comes Back Bigger And Better After Fire
Hall Bros. Enterprises specializes in tractor and agriculture machinery and been in business for 71 years.
PAL Airlines Hopes To Fill Cargo, Leisure Travel Gaps Within Atlantic Bubble
The airline is hoping its new direct flight between St. John’s and Moncton, which begins on September 21, will be well-used by business and leisure travelers.
