Cow tongues, orange peels and car wash sponges. Right now, those are considered “best in class” vulva simulation models for medical trainees, says Granville Biomedical co-founder Christine Goudie. “Isn’t that wild?” she asks. Goudie’s hoping her swiftly-growing company will help change the class entirely while …
Photographer Malin Enström captured this shot of snowed-in Georgestown houses. St. John’s and its surrounding communities will need a long time to recover from Friday’s #Smowmageddon2020 storm and so will the small, locally-owned businesses in the area. The massive blizzard buried Newfoundland and Labrador’s capital …
How do you prepare to pitch your company to what is arguably the world’s leading tech accelerator in Silicon Valley? With days and days of rehearsing, quizzing and hitting the gym, says Scott Stevenson, CEO and co-founder of Rally, a St. John’s based company looking …
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.
Spring is in the air — and so is the smell of delicious dishes being cooked up in all those food trucks hitting the road for the season. Plus three more things you need to know about in Atlantic Canadian business this week.
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.
Cermaq announces its ambitious plan for salmon farming in Nova Scotia, plus four more things you need to know about Atlantic Canadian business this week.
Startup supporter shutters while the lineup for gelato in St. John’s wraps around the block, plus three more things you need to know about Atlantic Canadian business this week.
Scale Up Atlantic Canada announces first cohort, plus more small businesses closing in this weeks Five Things to Know in Atlantic Canadian Business this week.
Peppereka offers fast-casual dining in Dartmouth and Curry Delight moves out of the St. John’s Farmers’ Market, plus three things you need to know about Atlantic Canadian business this week.
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