P.E.I. Premier Dennis King On Growing The Province’s Population And Economy
The P.C. Premier has an ambitious agenda for the province and wants to continue positive trends in immigration and the growth of key sectors like bioscience.
Opinion
As N.B. Reveals Its Budget, It Must Use Its Massive Surplus Wisely
The Fredericton Chamber of Commerce has often called for fiscal restraint and reducing the provincial debt and, while that remains important, we must look at the big picture and not be overzealous fiscal hawks.
It’s Finally Time To Eat Inside Restaurants Again
This spring, and going into summer, we have the choice of continuing our old Covid habits, or spending a little bit more for fulfilling, sociable, experiences again.
The Carbon Tax Is Making Already-Expensive Fuel Pricier
The Atlantica Centre for Energy’s Michelle Robichaud says Atlantic Canada needs “immediate and effective decisions” to help ease the strain caused by rising fuel prices, while respecting the goals of carbon pricing and our need to reduce emissions.
The Data On Women Entrepreneurs In New Brunswick Are Concerning
David Campbell finds some encouraging news in data on women entrepreneurs in New Brunswick. But he is also concerned about some of the deeper trends.
Thunder In The Distance
For two years, businesses and the wider community in Nova Scotia and New Brunswick sacrificed their financial and spiritual wellbeing for the public good. It’s now the right time to reap those rewards.
The Fall Of CyberNB Doesn’t Mean Cybersecurity Is Doomed In New Brunswick
David Campbell says cybersecurity is one of the most in-demand sectors in the world right now, and while CyberNB might be gone, Campbell argues the province still has a lot to offer.
Peace Is The Highest Of Human Values
As Russia wages war on Ukraine, and people like N.B. entrepreneur Oksana Posatska worry for the safety and security of their family members back home.
Welcoming ‘Our Share’ Of Ukrainian Refugees Will Help N.B. Economy
David Campbell argues that after World War II New Brunswick didn’t take in enough refugees and the province paid the economic price. As Canada welcomes Ukrainians fleeing war, he says New Brunswick should bring in our share.
Nova Scotians Should Stand with Ukraine, Here’s How They Can
Urban Halifax’s John McConnell-Grant outlines several ways Nova Scotians can support the Ukrainian people as they fight Russian invasion.
