University Is Meant To Be Experienced In Real Life, Not Online
It’s hard to think of a university without that bustling hub filled with mingling students, concerts, parties, and all forms of face-to-face interaction.
Opinion
What is Your Plan for N.B.’s Path to Economic Recovery And Future Prosperity?
Sheri Somerville says party leaders have offered little in the way of specifics about their plans to revive our economic trajectory, particularly coming out of the pandemic.
Small Nuclear Reactors Will Create Jobs, And Safe Supply Of Clean Energy
Since 1983, the CEOs of the two companies designing small modular reactors in New Brunswick say nuclear power has been providing the province with a safe supply of electricity and much-needed jobs.
My Journey As A Disabled Journalist
My illness made me a stronger person than I ever thought I could be. I had something to prove. I kept getting jobs, and I kept gaining experience, and for the most part, I didn’t feel like “the sick girl” anymore. I was Hannah Rudderham, the journalist with my own byline.
Government Must Untap Potential of New Brunswick’s Craft Alcohol Producers
Sébastien Roy and Christine Comeau say the province’s policies shouldn’t reward global companies that have no presence here and punish local producers who employ New Brunswickers and pay taxes.
Why The N.B. Election Is About The Economy, Not Just Covid-19
This election may be remembered as the “Covid Election,” says Krista Ross but it’s also about the recovery and growth of an economy that was already fragile before the pandemic.
N.B. At The Forefront Of Creating Energy Solutions For The Future
Cheryl Ratchford and Eddie Oldfield of QUEST say there are opportunities for the development of energy resources like wind, solar, biomass and renewable natural gas, along with advances in technologies like energy storage, combined heat and power, smart and efficient buildings.
Did The Facebook Advertising Boycott That Included Moosehead Work?
It didn’t hurt the social media giant financially but Allan Gates says it has forced the company to begin to take more meaningful steps to confront the damage its platform is doing to society.
Coming Back Different: Getting Our Marketing House In Order
Katie Bowden of Duke Creative Collective explains why marketing is more important than ever for businesses.
Working Hard and Smarter: Time for the Private Sector to Lead
Fredericton Chamber of Commerce CEO Krista Ross explains why everyone needs to work smarter and harder as the province economically recovers from Covid-19.
