More Atlantic Canadians Will Consider Buying An Electric Vehicle In The Next Year
Electric vehicle purchase intent is closely tied to concern about climate change according to recent polling from Narrative Research.
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Year In Review: Kathryn Lockhart On A New Crop Of Founders Shaking Up Atlantic Canada’s Startup Ecosystem
The CEO of Propel says Atlantic Canada is attracting founders that are smarter, more driven and diverse than ever before.
Year In Review: Monette Pasher On How Covid Forever Changed Atlantic Canada’s Airline Industry
Monette Pasher, the executive director of the Atlantic Canada Airports Association, says the way Atlantic Canadians fly, and the companies that provide those flights, will be forever changed after the Covid-19 pandemic.
Organigram Acquires Quebec Hash Producer In $36-Million Deal
The Moncton cannabis company has acquired Quebec-based Laurentian Organic Inc. to grow its presence in the increasingly important hash market.
UNB Faculty of Management Program Trains Real-World Problem Solvers
Experiential learning pushes students to test their academic knowledge in the community, creating real-world solutions to problems faced by businesses.
N.B. Nurse Managers, Supervisors Ratify Collective Agreement
The New Brunswick Nurses Union says members voted 79 percent in favour of accepting a tentative agreement reached earlier in December.
Killam To Install Nearly 200 EV Chargers In N.S. And N.B.
Enel X will soon install 438 electric vehicle chargers across 50 properties owned by Killam Property REIT, including almost 200 in Nova Scotia and New Brunswick.
Tomavo Closes Final Stores As Creditor Protection Case Continues
An Atlantic Canadian produce retailer that styled itself an affordable alternative to larger chains has closed its doors in Moncton and Halifax.
Inside The Workshop Of Eagle Pipe Crafts
Bob Patles sells rattles, beaded chokers, necklaces, and breastplates at Eagle Pipe Crafts that he makes his crafts in his home beside the Mirimichi River.
How Fredericton’s Jeff Alpaugh Is Adding Some ‘Danger’ To The Weather Network’s Forecasts
The company behind “the world’s most dangerous dress shirts” routinely has its shirts worn by anchors on The Weather Network.
