Atlantic Canada’s Symplicity Designs Is Among Top 10 Per Cent Of World’s B Corps
B Lab is a non-profit organization that certifies and supports 3,000 certified B Corporations – for-profit companies dedicated to using business as a force for good.
B Lab is a non-profit organization that certifies and supports 3,000 certified B Corporations – for-profit companies dedicated to using business as a force for good.
A new study from Atlantic Provinces Economic Council estimates there were 43,000 people in Atlantic Canada’s digital industry labour force as recently as 2016.
Vision Coaching is tapping into a bigger share of a billion-dollar industry with a recently announced agreement to provide services to the clients of an HR services firm that works with 24,000 client organizations in 162 countries.
Jeff Alpaugh, the owner of Jeff Alpaugh Custom, the maker of the ‘World’s most dangerous dress shirt,’ recently hired local artist Joseph Cormier to paint a mural on an empty wall on the store’s shop at 364 Victoria Street.
Fisheries and Oceans Canada shut down large portions of shellfish harvesting areas in New Brunswick, Nova Scotia and P.E.I. due to fears of contamination following heavy rainfall that came with Hurricane Dorian.
teele Auto Group, headquartered in Dartmouth, needs to fill 59 positions immediately, so it launched a campaign that includes a financial incentive to attract talent to its Atlantic Canadian locations.
The province saw an increase in full-time jobs and a decrease in part-time jobs in August, as its labour force also expanded.
Gemba Software Solutions’s funding round was led by Build Ventures, the Halifax-based venture capital company, who contributed $2 million. The New Brunswick Innovation (NBIF) put up $600,000 and Innovatia Inc. contributed $300,000.
Halifax-based Natural Forces will build and operate a 10-turbine wind farm that will generate up to 42 megawatts (MW) of electricity, supplying up to 16 per cent of the power on the grid that serve residents and businesses in the Saint John area.
New Brunswick and P.E.I. received approximately double the national average, and Newfoundland and Labrador got more than three times the national average.