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COVID-19 Leaves Businesses Closed Or Restricted

April 28, 2020October 12, 2020 Jonathan Fidler COVID-19, food, Local business, restaurants, small businesses, STU Journalism

[slideshow_deploy id=’8341′] In a small period of time COVID-19 went from a foreign concern for most countries to an issue

Local Gas Station Protects Itself in a Fun Way

March 9, 2020April 23, 2020 Jonathan Fidler Business, City of Fredericton, Crime, Gas station, Local business, New Brunswick, Theft

Crossroads at Hanwell has had hundreds of thefts since the businesses opening in 2014; but because of a popular “game”

Planting Roots

January 31, 2020February 5, 2020 Rachel Smith Fredericton, Local business, Market, Vegetables

A new stand has cropped up in Fredericton’s Northside Market. It is owned by Jeremy Kelusky, a father from Harvey,

Fredericton’s New Food Truck: Dee’s Quiet Cafe

December 11, 2019 Oscar Tecu City of Fredericton, food, foodie, Local business, vegan, vegetarian

With the recent rise of breweries in Fredericton, the demand for food trucks is growing. While most food trucks offer

Local Florist Blooms Through the Winter Blues

December 5, 2019 Summer Arsenault Flowers, Local business, shop local, STU Journalism

FREDERICTON – Have you been yearning for the scent, and beauty of fresh flowers during this cold winter? Well, look

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Local Indigenous Culture Shared Through Wellness Product Business

November 26, 2019 Julia Pazzano first nations, Local business, Natural, Saint Marys, Soul Flower Herbals, Wabanaki, Wellness

Natural and locally sourced health and wellness products have seen a recent increase in interest. As people are looking to

Local Business: Naturally Fit

February 3, 2019February 3, 2019 Shannon Blackmore Local, Local business, students

Fredericton’s first-ever 24 hour gym opened its doors 20 years ago, in 1999. Naturally Fit, located on the capital city’s

Closing or Moving: What is Going to Happen to Downtown Fredericton?

October 21, 2018 Frédéric Cammarano Aitkens Pewter, books, Downtown, Fredericton, Fredericton NB, Local business, Owl's Nest Bookstore, Pewter

Read’s Newsstand Café, Second Spin Records, Damda Restaurant, and Owl’s Nest Bookstore have all closed this year in downtown Fredericton,

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