Saint John Florist’s Campaign Raises Money For Ukraine
Galbraith Florist’s owner Oksana Posatska launched “Flowers For Ukraine” on Sunday, selling special bouquets to raise relief funds for Ukraine after Russia’s unprovoked invasion.
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Saint John Nurse Becomes Her Own Boss In Pivot To Interior Stylist
After 14 years of working in New Brunswick’s healthcare system, licensed practical nurse Lisa Daye left the Saint John Regional Hospital to become an interior stylist. She’s never been happier.
What Bonds Us Is Food And Culture
We all recognize there is a much more diverse range of food options in our communities. “I always tell people here that we teach culture, I just happen to serve food,” says Naz Ali of Caribbean Flavas in Fredericton.
After Arson And A Pandemic, Bates Barn Still Thrives
Bates Barn rose from literal ashes and emerged from the pandemic stronger and better than ever before, having recently been named one of Canada’s top 25 venues by Wedding Ring magazine in their Fall and Winter 2021 edition.
Flair Adds More Flights From Saint John
The new route, between Saint John and Kitchener-Waterloo, is slated to begin June 8 and operate three times a week, according to a tweet from Flair.
Almost 70 Cruise Ship Calls Scheduled For Saint John This Year
After a two-year hiatus, cruise ships will be returning to the Port City in just over two months.
Kaima Designs Dresses Customers To The Nines
Fashion entrepreneur Christine Eruokwu built Kaima Designs by sensing a market and betting on herself.
Saint John Adds 2,300 Residents Since Last Census
Numbers released Wednesday by Statistics Canada show the city added 2,320 residents between 2016 and 2021. That pushed the city’s total population to 69,895 people, an increase of 3.4 percent over five years.
Swoop Airlines Adds More Atlantic Canadian Flights
Swoop Airlines is adding more discount flights out of several Atlantic Canadian airports.
East Saint John Development Moves Forward Despite Resident Pushback
The latest proposal at 1429 Loch Lomond Road involves a total of seven buildings ranging in size from four to 30 units, for a total of 82 dwelling units. Nine of those units would be affordable housing.
