The Growing Place In Crescent Valley Just Keeps On Growing
The community garden in the north end of Saint John will soon have the city’s only neighbourhood greenhouse.
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Developer Unveils Design Of 7-Storey Building To Replace Gothic Arches
The building in the city centre of Saint John will be larger and taller than many of the surrounding residential homes but will stay true to the neighbourhood’s Gothic and Victorian architecture.
Mahogany Manor Getting New Look With New Ownership
As Carl Trickey and Jim Crooks were getting ready to retire, they wanted the right person to take over the uptown Saint John bed & breakfast. Job Burns’ passion and dedication and his ability to connect with people made him a natural choice.
Venture Capital Veteran Joins Board Of Mariner Partners
As the head of Summerhill Venture Partners, Joe Catalfamo invested in Radian6, which was also backed by several members of the Mariner management team.
Demolition Of The Gothic Arches Is Nearly Complete
Local developer Percy Wilbur purchased the building in uptown Saint John last October and plans to build an eight-storey apartment building for “empty-nesters.”
Finance Minister Says Cannabis NB ‘Has Got To Make Some Money’
Finance Minister Ernie Steeves says the current model isn’t working, which is why they’ve put the call out for experienced companies to take the helm.
ProcedureFlow and Deloitte Enter Partnership To Reach New Markets
ProcedureFlow, a knowledge management solution, has partnered with Deloitte as part of an ongoing mission to help organizations reduce their training and onboarding time, and improve their customer service.
Saint John-Based Mariner Partners Welcomes Seasoned Investor To Its Board
Joe Catalfamo officially joined the organization on December 17, 2019. He will act as an Independent Director with founding partners and board members Bob Justason, Curtis Howe and Gerry Pond.
Port Saint John Releases Record-breaking 2020 Cruise Schedule
With over 90 vessel calls from 15 different lines, the city is on track to break the 200,000-passenger record set in 2010.
Ottawa Will Give Municipalities More Power To Boost Local Immigration Levels
The federal government has asked the Immigration Minister to launch a new municipal nominee program, which will help cities like Saint John, Moncton and Fredericton grow and boost local workforces.
