Save A Buck, Save The Planet
Raise your fists and say it with me folks: “heat pumps for peace and freedom!”
Moncton
Six Communities In N.S. And N.B. Will Host World Junior Exhibition Games
Somes games will happen away from the region’s major cities.
Podcast: Rustum Southwell On The Black Business Initiative In Atlantic Canada
In this episode of the “Insights” podcast, Don Mills and David Campbell talk with Rustum Southwell, the founding CEO of the Black Business Initiative (BBI) which has developed a national reputation for its work with the black business community and has expanded its mandate to serve all of Atlantic Canada.
Clean Energy On The Horizon
Mark Leger reflects on green energy, giant power poles, and whether or not a Tesla is in his future.
Podcast: Paul Mazerolle On The Entrepreneurial Spirit At UNB
On this week’s “Insights” podcast, Don Mills and David Campbell chat with Dr. Paul Mazerolle, the President and Vice-Chancellor at the University of New Brunswick, about why the “world needs more UNB.”
New Tech Helps N.B. Harvesters See The Forest For The Trees
University research interns partner with industry to help provide the insight as to how best use technology to improve New Brunswick’s forestry sector.
N.B. Residents Rally For Better Working Conditions For Low-Income Earners
Among the group’s asks are increasing the minimum wage to a “living wage” of $20 per hour and mandating 10 employer-paid sick days per year.
Stop Turning Up Your Nose At ‘Low-End’ Jobs
David Campbell has always been uncomfortable with folks who “crap on jobs” they don’t find appealing.
Podcast: Don Mills On Building Communities Through Business And Volunteerism
In this week’s episode of the “Insights” podcast, we turn the microphone around. Don Mills was recently inducted into the Nova Scotia Business Hall of Fame, an honour he received because of his successful business career and extensive volunteer activities.
What’s Going On With Moncton’s Contentious Eastgate Development?
The project squeked through first reading despite strong opposition from the public, city planners, and some councillors.
