SAINT JOHN – An Atlantic Canadian aquaculture business is looking to fill more than 100 jobs after finding difficulty getting workers due to COVID-19 and the Canada Emergency Response Benefit (CERB) offered by the federal government. “We’ve had a challenging time being able to find and recruit individuals during the pandemic,” said Joel Richardson, Vice President Public Relations for CookeContinue reading “Cooke Aquaculture needs to fill more than 100 jobs in Atlantic Canada”
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Planet Hatch and The Cap partner on co-working space in downtown Fredericton
FREDERICTON – Starting August 31, entrepreneurs will have a co-working space in the downtown core that will provide support to early-stage entrepreneurs and startups. “The Nest” is a collaboration between Planet Hatch and The Cap and will provide entrepreneurs with a working space, business counselling, funding, programs, and events. “Even in a small town like Fredericton, there can beContinue reading “Planet Hatch and The Cap partner on co-working space in downtown Fredericton”
Odd Ball Snacks no more: N.B. company renames healthy, tasty treats
FREDERICTON – Plant-based, high in fibre, and gluten-sensitive: these are adjectives used to describe a Snak. but not necessarily a snack. One New Brunswick company is rebranding and continuing to bring healthy snack foods to consumers that don’t taste like typical health food. “We really drive home being truly healthy,” said Snak. owner Hannah Watson. Watson started her companyContinue reading “Odd Ball Snacks no more: N.B. company renames healthy, tasty treats”
Fredericton restaurant introduces dog-friendly patio
FREDERICTON – Creating additional space and bringing in business during Covid-19 has been “ruff” for some business owners. But one Fredericton restaurant came up with a new way to welcome customers and their dogs for a bite to eat. Isaac’s Way in downtown Fredericton created a dog-friendly patio so owners can enjoy a lunch out andContinue reading “Fredericton restaurant introduces dog-friendly patio”
N.B. clothing company releases product in collaboration with Indigenous youth
REXTON – One New Brunswick clothing company started with two cousins proud of where they’re from. Now, Country Liberty has introduced a new design in collaboration with Indigenous youths who are proud of where they’re from too. “It really just meant a lot to me to be able to give back in the sense of, you know,Continue reading “N.B. clothing company releases product in collaboration with Indigenous youth”
Sports Illustrated features swimsuit from Fredericton-raised business owners
FREDERICTON- Two business owners from Fredericton are getting their brand noticed thanks to a feature in an iconic sports magazine. Swimsuit business, Ashley + Alex Bikinis, had a suede swimsuit worn by model Myla Dalbesio in a recent issue of Sports Illustrated magazine. “It was always a massive goal of mine to be involved in [Sports IllustratedContinue reading “Sports Illustrated features swimsuit from Fredericton-raised business owners”
Two companies partnering to bring faster internet to Atlantic Canadian businesses
ATLANTIC CANADA – With Covid-19 making remote communication and fast internet more important than ever for businesses, two companies are teaming up to help give businesses in the region just that. Quebec-based Adaptiv Networks has partnered with Atlantic Canadian company, Dramis Communications Solutions Ltd. to bring its high-quality internet connections to Atlantic Canadian businesses. “Whether it beContinue reading “Two companies partnering to bring faster internet to Atlantic Canadian businesses”
Drive-thru Ribfests are a go in New Brunswick this year
NEW BRUNSWICK – New Brunswick ribfests are a go this year – drive-thru style – starting with the Freddy Beach Ribfest beginning on August 21. “You’ll give your order, you’ll pay for it and they’ll [ribbers] bring it to your vehicle and they’ll drop it off and then you’ll leave and enjoy your ribs at home,” saidContinue reading “Drive-thru Ribfests are a go in New Brunswick this year”
How Second Showing Boutique keeps customers engaged and safe during Covid-19
FREDERICTON – Second Showing Boutique has developed the right safety measures and online sales strategy to serve its customers during the Covid-19 pandemic. The popular Fredericton consignment store sells used clothes, but owner Carlien Brouwer says all Covid-19 precautions are taken to keep the clothes clean and make for a safe shopping environment. “If you have newContinue reading “How Second Showing Boutique keeps customers engaged and safe during Covid-19”
Robert Simmonds Clothing marks 22 years in business and still going strong
FREDERICTON – Robert Simmonds Clothing in downtown Fredericton is going into its 22nd year of business and is still experiencing tremendous growth, even in a sector hard-hit by Covid-19. “If it wasn’t for our clients and our team, we certainly wouldn’t be in the position we’re in today,” said Paul Simmonds, who has been inContinue reading “Robert Simmonds Clothing marks 22 years in business and still going strong”
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