A conversation with Susan Freeman, Executive Director at Meetings & Conventions PEI
If Op@Work did not exist, somebody would have to invent it. Specifically, somebody would have to invent it for Katrina Heer. For years, the wife of a Canadian Armed Forces cook, who had been posted to CFB Gagetown, was employed as a full-time cleaner at …
Cornerstone project: Before the $100 million Avenir Centre opened on Main Street, building permits in downtown Moncton ranged from $8-$20 million per year. For the past three years, permits have ranged from $30-$45 million annually. LOOK ANYWHERE IN DOWNTOWN MONCTON and it’s hard to escape …
AFRED database gets synapses firing, leading to new business development via scientific discovery
For local entrepreneurs and outside companies, Greater Moncton is quickly becoming known as a go-to location for successful businesses
