Year In Review: Kathryn Lockhart On The Beauty And Challenges Startups Faced In 2022
The Propel CEO shares some astounding statistics, surprising developments, and reflects on the biggest challenges the Atlantic Canadian startup world faced in 2022.
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Year In Review: Ryan Mitchell On How Saint John Energy Is Preparing For Net Zero
The president and CEO of Saint John Energy explains the importance of green energy, and of self reliance.
Year In Review: Johanne Gallant On Fredericton Airport’s Growth In 2022
Johanne Gallant, the president and CEO of the Fredericton International Airport, shares her rosy perspective on the challenges and highs of running Fredericton’s airport in 2022.
Year In Review: Paul MacKinnon On Downtown Recovery
The CEO of the Downtown Halifax Business Commission talked with Huddle about the business community’s success in 2022 and the challenges that lie ahead in 2023.
Year In Review: Kevin Russell On The Challenges N.S. Landlords Faced In 2022
The executive director of the Investment Property Owners Association of Nova Scotia claims rent caps and high interest rates are driving landlords out of the market and shrinking the rental stock.
Year In Review: Pat Sullivan Reflects On Covid-19 And His Confidence Heading Into 2023
The Halifax Chamber of Commerce CEO also weighs in on city council’s looming tax hikes.
Year In Review: Krista Ross On Fredericton Businesses Blossoming During Tough Times
Krista Ross reflects on labour challenges, the lingering fallout from the Covid-19 pandemic, and the many exciting new small businesses started in Fredericton in 2022.
Huddle’s Top 10 Stories From New Brunswick In 2022
This year, Huddle readers were eager to learn more about the businesses, both international and hyper-local, opening in their communities.
Year-In-Review: John Wishart Reflects On Aggressive Economic Growth In Greater Moncton
John Wishart, CEO for the Chamber of Commerce for Greater Moncton, reflects on the red-hot economic engine Moncton became in 2022 and the growing pains it endured as a consequence.
Port Saint John Donates $25,000 To Local Non-Profits
Port Saint John is giving $5,000 to five local charities.
