News from PEI Businesses
The Eastern PEI Chamber of Commerce will hold its 15th annual Business and Community Excellence Awards on March 24 at the Fiddling Fisherman Lookout in Souris.
According to Wikipedia, the first McDonalds’ drive-thru was created in 1975 in Sierra Vista, Arizona. These days, drive-thrus are pretty common and the most types are for fast food, banking and coffee.
Agriculture was above the average of the 13 industries surveyed in the January business barometer conducted by the Canadian Federation of Independent Business.
If there’s one thing the late Doug Ferguson is remembered for, his son, David, hopes it is his passion.
When Amber Dennis, owner of Strait Goods in Fortune, looks back on the past two years, she can only describe it as a roller coaster of a ride.
A couple with deep roots in the Island agriculture industry have been named members of the Order of Canada.
Eastern Fabricators has sold for an upfront purchase price of $29.25 million to Ag Growth International Inc.
Some area business owners are apprehensive about the new PEI Vax Pass coming into effect October 5 because the province has provided no guidance about how it will be enforced at the door.
One thing CJ Snyders-Couchman hopes Rainbow Studio, her new business based out of her home in Montrose, does is help bring awareness about DiGeorge Syndrome, commonly known as 22q11 Deletion Syndrome.
A couple living on the Derby end of the Beaton Road are frustrated over the government failing to inform them about repairs to a nearby bridge as the resulting road closure and detour has impacted their business.
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