CBDC Chaleur
The number of employees
7
The CBDC with the most employees
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A business plan
The number of small businesses in N.B.
26,000
N.B. is one of the largest producers of this wild berry
The location of the office (Street)
Main Street, Bathurst
The CBDC that serves the smallest population
CBDC Victoria Madawaska South
The first steps to operate a small business legally in N.B.
Obtain a government permit or registration
The most common sector of small business in N.B.
Construction and trades (electricians, carpenters, plumbers..)
Major Canadian pizza franchise started as a small business in N.B.
Pizza Delight started in Shediac, N.-B.
The number of Boards Members
10
The CBDC territory that includes the municipality of Sussex
CBDC Charlotte-Kings
While Sussex appears in between Moncton, Fredericton, and Saint John, it is in Kings’ County and belongs to CBDC Charlotte-Kings.
Often the biggest challenge for a small business when getting started
Finding funding (money)
The percentage of businesses in N.B. that are considered small businesses
98%
Major Canadian snack food company started as a small business in N.B.
Covered Bridge Potato Chips
A program/activity only CBDC Chaleur offers
Pitch 48
The CBDC that covers the largest territory in terms of area
CBDC Southwest
Because of the federal/provincial electoral boundaries, CBDC Southwest appears to have the more complex territory (by including Fredericton + 4 counties) with 10 MLAs and 5 MPs.
The largest expense for most small businesses
Wages (paying employees)
The percentage of workers in N.B. employed by small businesses
Over 60% of workers in New Brunswick are employed by small businesses.
Major Canadian frozen food company that started as a small business in N.B.
McCain Foods started in Florenceville, N.B.
The year Denis Roy became Executive Director
2015
The CBDC territory that has the largest number of oyster farms
CBDC Kent
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This N.B. city has one of the fastest-growing tech startup scenes in Canada
Fredericton
Major Canadian tea company started as a small business in N.B.
King Cole Tea was founded in Saint John