Downtown Moncton Businesses Want Main Returned To A Two-Way Street
Twenty-six businesses had signed a petition to have the jersey barriers and bicycle lane removed.
New Brunswick
Fudge Factory’s Success Grows To Barn Sized Proportions
Cobbler’s Lane Fudge Factory has grown quickly since opening two years ago at Apohaqui’s general store.
Instagram Connects Sellers of Vintage Goods With Local Saint John Market
Homegrown Vintage, the Frugal Fern and Thrifted Sister all owe their success to their presence on this social media platform.
Uptown Saint John Women’s Store Closing In September
Baubles, located in Brunswick Square, will close in September after 27 years of business.
Drive-Thru Ribfests Are A Go in New Brunswick This Year
Freddy Beach Ribfest will kick off the popular annual summer festivals, which were delayed this year because of Covid-19.
Fundy Fringe Festival Announces Line-up For Live Streamed Shows
The restrictions of the pandemic pushed the organizers of the annual Saint John festival to examine how they can cultivate a festival feeling and environment, even if everyone can’t physically attend.
How Second Showing Boutique Keeps Customers Engaged And Safe During Covid-19
The Fredericton consignment store has developed the right safety measures and online sales strategy to serve its customers.
It’s A Business With Buzz, Once You Get Used To ‘50,000 Bees Looking Back At You’
Marrs Sweet Syrup sells all-natural products made with real beeswax. His products include, lip balms, body balms, raw honey, and soap.
A Quarter Of Atlantic Canadian Businesses Fear They Don’t Have The Technology To Adapt
The survey by Salesforce also shows that about a third of businesses in Atlantic Canada don’t understand how technology will help their business remain competitive, and 50 per cent say they know they need technology to stay competitive and relevant, but don’t know where to start.
Atlantic Chamber of Commerce Launch New Platform to Gain Insight From Businesses
A new cloud-based community launched by the Atlantic Chamber of Commerce will collect insight on business issues that are important to Atlantic Canadian businesses.
