Residents Push Back On Major Saint John Development
The latest proposal for a potential development in eastern Saint John involves a total of seven buildings ranging in size from four to 30 units, for a total of 82 dwelling units.
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Clothing Boutique Relocating To New Telegraph Square Building In Saint John
Lordon will occupy one of the ground-floor retail spaces in the new apartment building on Canterbury Street.
Major Waterfront Development In Saint John One Step Closer
Saint John Common Council passed the first and second reading of a rezoning application, voting to increase the maximum building height for the development.
Saint John ‘Poutine Fest’ Celebrates Classic Canadian Comfort Food
Over 20 Uptown restaurants, from East Coast Bistro to Toro Taco, are offering delicious and different takes on poutine dishes this week.
Rôticana Coffee Expands To Saint John
Mohamed Khirallah is from a family that has been in the coffee business for 70 years in Egypt. His Fredericton-headquartered business now has its first retail location at Market Square.
Newcomer Earns Three Business Awards For Delivery Business
Door2Door Pickup Couriers won two platinum awards in the courier service and delivery categories from CommunityVotes Saint John 2021. Founder Agunbiade (Seun) Richards also earned the Immigrant Entrepreneur award from PRUDE Inc.
Saint John Security Startup Snags $3-Million Investment
TrojAI is one of a handful of companies around the world working in the emerging but important field of AI security.
Saint John Mayor Talks Transportation, Affordable Housing
Donna Reardon says the five new members of city council provide an interesting new perspective.
Port Saint John Anticipates Return Of Cruise Ships
Port Saint John is working closely with Transport Canada, the provincial government, and municipalities on what a cruise restart might look like.
Huddle’s Top 10 Stories From New Brunswick In 2021
New Brunswick is changing–faster this year than in a long time–and the stories Huddle readers cared most about this year all touch on that change. From major developments to new businesses opening in local communities, here are our Top 10 most-read stories from New Brunswick in 2021.
