16 New Brunswick and Nova Scotia Companies Using Business as a Force For Good
Certified B Corporations consider people, the environment, and communities as important as profits and shareholders.
Nova Scotia
T4G Considers Itself a ‘Force for Good’ as a Business, But Now It’s Official
The data-based technology solutions company has become a certified ‘B Corporation’.
Bernard Lord Says N.B. Needs Medavie to Meet Growing Demands on Health System
The Medavie CEO says the organization can integrate siloed services like telecare and ambulance care and make them work more effectively and efficiently together.
Emera, Ottawa invest $4.3-Million in UNB’s Smart Grid Research
The funding will help develop and test technology in Barbados that could bring reliability, efficiency and flexibility to smart grid systems here at home.
Owners of Mrs. Dunster’s Named Huddle Businesspeople of the Year
The Hyslops are recognized for the regional growth of their Sussex-based business and charitable work in southern New Brunswick.
The $500-Million Halifax Convention Centre Opens its Doors
CEO Carrie Cussons says 90 events are already booked for the first year of operations.
Cushman & Wakefield Hires New People In Moncton to Meet Growing Market Demand
The new team members are bilingual, allowing the firm to better serve clients in Francophone communities like Dieppe.
Most New Brunswickers Won’t Buy Marijuana When It’s Legal, Poll Shows
But young people are much more likely than older people to buy marijuana when it’s legalized, according to Corporate Research Associates.
Of Government, Golf Courses: Mulroney’s ACOA Experiment, 30 years later
A look at the former prime minister’s vision of a revitalized Atlantic Canada, $10 billion and 56,000 grants and loans later.
Good Robot in Halifax Finds Success with Silent Nights
The north end brewpub packs the place on Silent Reading Night with quiet thirsty patrons, happy to settle in with a good book.
