THE 2019 CBC
INNOVATOR OF THE YEAR
IS SUPPLEMENT KING FOUNDER
ROGER KING
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2019 Top 50 CEO
Award Winners
How do you build your economy when you're a small island in the North Atlantic with an even smaller population?
PEI shows how it's done
Paul LeBlanc built his portfolio of possibilities one calculated gamble at a time. He still does
New Confederation Centre CEO happy to be home
The new CEO of Confederation Centre of the Arts explains why he considers this his dream job
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It’s getting scary out there
Why is our resident Devil’s so worried? John Risley explores the mismatch between education and career.
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After Hours: No. 4 Restaurant & Bar
All work and no play make for a dull c-suite—our roundup of food, culture and travel news
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Town Hall Arts and Cultural Centre and Astor Theatre | 219 Main Street, Liverpool
Explore the Town Hall Arts and Cultural Centre and Astor Theatre where the first silent films were shown in Liverpool, Nova Scotia.
Read more5 things to know this week
- Atlantic Business Magazine founders inducted into AJAs Hall of Fame
In this week’s edition, we congratulate our founders on their induction into the Atlantic Journalism Awards Hall of Fame, plus four more things about Atlantic Canadian Business.
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- Open and Shut April 2019
Despite some unseasonable weather and nasty flooding, the openings outweigh the closings across Atlantic Canada this month — plus a plethora of seasonal shops are dusting off to open for the busy tourist season.
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