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Plan Stratégique de la CDÉVD 2009 - 2014 |
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New industrial lands come to Dieppe |
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Three years of efforts will result in an extension of Aviation Avenue beyond the Greater Moncton International Airport, by about five kilometres, opening about 150 acres of land to industrial development. See full article: |
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Record Value in Construction Permits for July |
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Un avion-cargo à Moncton pour atteindre les marchés européens |
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(Published in French only) CARAQUET - Malgré une crise économique qui a fortement changé la donne depuis neuf mois, le directeur général de la Porte d'entrée de fret aérien de l'est du Canada, Cléo Savoie, est toujours aussi convaincu que l'Aéroport international du Grand Moncton (AIGM) peut servir de passerelle économique majeure vers l'Europe. (français seulement)
Pour plus d'information, consultez CapAcadie.com
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Centre des arts et de la culture de Dieppe |
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La province ajoute 850 000$ pour la réalisation du Centre des arts et de la culture de Dieppe.
DIEPPE - Le Centre des arts et de la culture de Dieppe a franchi un nouveau pas vers sa réalisation alors que le premier ministre du Nouveau-Brunswick, Shawn Graham, a annoncé lundi matin que son gouvernement va investir la somme de 850 000 $ envers sa création.
Pour plus d'information, consultez le Moniteur Acadien. |
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Caisse populaire Dieppe and Advanced Plumbing & Heating Services Dieppe award winners |
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DIEPPE – Two Dieppe businesses particularly successful in business won awards Wednesday night at the City of Dieppe Entrepreneurship Banquet. Advanced Plumbing & Heating Services won the Emerging Business Award prize (five years or less in business) while Caisse populaire Dieppe received the Business Excellence Award (six years or more in business). |
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Government supports electronics manufacturing firm |
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Click here to read the Press Release on the Government of New Brunswick Web Site.
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Dieppe company lands Boeing contract |
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As Published in the Telegraph-Journal
Manufacturing 'It's a real feather in their cap,' says president of the New Brunswick Aerospace and Defence Association and a retired army veteran
DIEPPE - Craig Beal is cutting out the middle man.
Craig Beal, president and owner of Dieppe's Number One Machining Ltd., says his new contract with Boeing is the first where he has been able to deal directly with an aerospace giant - an arrangement that means Number One Machining takes home more cash than working with an intermediary. The contract is the beginning of a relationship with Boeing that Beal hopes to build on. ‘Aerospace is a big pie compared to anything else in this world,' Beal says...
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