"We were the three 'beeotches' threatening to close down their school"
Madawaska Maliseet make no apologies for holding the line on land claims—or how they've affected neighbouring non-native communities
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FROM ONE COLUMNIST TO ANOTHER
Atlantic Canada's
Top Employers 2019
No one is immune to gender bias,
not even women's leadership
coach Eleanor Beaton—but
here's what you can do about it
Room for improvement: in defence of East Coast education
#thinkBIG2018 attendees said educators aren't living up to their potential; the Nova Scotia Community College's Don Bureaux responds
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Premises: A look back at Atlantic Business Magazine’s homebase
As we celebrate 30 years of publishing excellence, we retrace Atlantic Business Magazine’s growth through various locations from 1989 to the present day.
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Getting up to speed with family guy Mickey MacDonald
Mickey MacDonald talks about his mom, his wife, his kids, siblings, extended relations—and a bit about business
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The Daily Google: Questions and Answers with Jim Lambe
St. John’s native returns home to welcome entrepreneurs to the Grow with Google event at Memorial University’s Emera Innovation Centre as the Country Director for Google Cloud in Canada.
Read more5 things to know this week
- Petro-Canada to fuel electric car-charging across the country
Petro-Canada leaves out some Atlantic provinces in their EV expansion and the leadership shakeup at Nalcor — plus three more things you need to know about Atlantic Canadian business this week.
Web extras
- Open and Shut January 2019
Atlantic Canada saw the opening of its first vegan butcher in January, along with several axe-throwing lounges. We said goodbye to several national chains and quite a few restaurants too.
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