NB365: Johanne And Brett Dinelli Of Dinelli Consulting In Dieppe
Johanne And Brett Dinelli say they are well-suited to help build connections between the French and English communities, one translation at a time.
Small Business
NB365: Bobby Black, Cherrie Moreault, And Louis Leith Of ALIVE Kombucha In Moncton
ALIVE runs the first kombucha plant in the world to brew using 100 percent solar energy.
NB365: René Vienneau And Olivier Boucher Of Big River Sports In Bathurst
“When the opportunity presented itself in 2019 to purchase Big River Sports, I knew this was the right next step to take.”
NB365: Melissa And Mikael Savoie Of Gestion M2 Inc. In Charlo
When Covid-19 paralyzed the tourism industry, Melissa and Mikael Savoie were worried about the future of their budding business. But support from New Brunswickers allowed them to not just stay open, but grow during the pandemic.
S.J. Councillor, Business Owner Changes Mind On Minimum Wage After Facebook Debate
Saint John City Councillor and Taste of Egypt co-owner Paula Radwan was against New Brunswick’s minimum wage increase until a civil discussion on Facebook, of all things, changed her mind.
NB365: Chris Legacy Of Four Rivers Brewing Co. In Bathurst
Chris Legacy and his family noticed the nearest brewery to Bathurst was in Moncton and we wanted to have that true craft experience a little closer to home.
NB365: Nadine Martin Of CHU Dumont Foundation In Moncton
As a referral center with specialties that benefit patients from all over the province, and even from elsewhere in the Atlantic, CHU Dumont Foundation sees better than anyone how health is everyone’s business.
Spring Garden Business Owner Calls Transit-Only Pilot Project ‘Lies And Malarkey’
The Spring Garden Road business community is unhappy with the city’s plan to ban vehicles from a section of the commercial corridor during the day.
NB365: Michael Petrovici and Katherine Lanteigne of Kaffeine Espresso Bar – Au Bootlegger In Bathurst.
“Our beautiful city of Bathurst deserved to have a cozy and welcoming place to meet and socialize, either over drinks or coffee, and downtown was our primary choice.”
The Feel Good Store Marks Its 20-Year Birthday
Owner Anne McShane says when she first opened the store, people were only just starting to learn about wellness products. Most weren’t available to purchase in one place and she would have to hunt around when looking for items for herself.
