Podcast: A Most Consequential Premier
Don Mills considers Stephen McNeil to be Nova Scotia’s most consequential premier in the last half-century. Find out more about this important Nova Scotian and his legacy on the latest “Insights” podcast.
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Association Of Seafood Producers Names New Executive Director
Jeff Loder takes over for Derek Butler, who headed the organization for 19 years and stepped down in late 2022.
WestJet Cancels All Flights Between Halifax And Europe
The company didn’t say whether the summertime flight would return in 2024.
Awards Honour Halifax’s Best Businesses Of The Year
The big winner of the night was Cyclesmith, which took home the award for business of the year.
Podcast: A $10-Billion Opportunity To Mine Manganese In New Brunswick
The mining of minerals like manganese is critical to the transition to a clean energy future that includes the widespread adoption of electric vehicles and generating electricity from solar and wind farms.
Moncton Businesses Have Two Big Concerns Entering 2023
Moncton businesses weighed in on their most pressing concerns in the chamber of commerce’s annual survey.
Podcast: Another Year Of Growth And Prosperity In Atlantic Canada
In the latest episode of the “Insights” podcast, Don Mills and David Campbell answer questions from listeners and business leaders about the challenges and opportunities for economic development and growth in 2023.
Podcast: The Mining Industry Is About To Become More Important In Atlantic Canada
On the latest “Insights” podcast, Sean Kirby, the Executive Director of the Mining Association of Nova Scotia, says the demand for critical minerals used in electric vehicles, solar panels and wind turbines will increase by six times the current demand.
N.S. Helps Fund Thousands More Student Internships
The province will give $13 million to Mitacs over four years to create as many as 3,200 paid positions.
UNB Program Helps Newcomers Integrate Into Business Community
Sponsored: Cindy Nguyen credits the university’s Faculty of Management for helping her build a versatile skillset that’s as valuable in the job market as it was in the classroom.
