John Risley wonders when Canadians accepted mediocrity as a common goal.
Recognizing the corporate generosity of people and companies throughout Atlantic Canada.
How three avid snowboarders launched a one-of-a-kind manufacturing facility, and revolutionized their industry at the same time.
In ‘Prague Fatale’, Philip Kerr invites readers deeper into the darkness of Bernie Gunter’s troubled soul.
Innovation comes in many shapes and sizes, and Atlantic Canada’s new conference centres and meeting spaces are no exception. Not only are there imaginative concepts in design, engineering, construction and functionality, there’s also innovative ways of using spaces and partnering. Prince Edward Island BILL CHANDLER …
Open your window. If you can hear jackhammers drilling and dump trucks rumbling, count yourself lucky. Construction activity is known to be one of the most accurate measures of economic health. Here in Atlantic Canada, $14.3 billion is being spent this year on megaprojects alone. …
Atlantic Canada’s 15 fastest-growing companies, presented by Atlantic Business Magazine in an exclusive partnership with PROFIT.
Halifax’s restaurant power couple have just finished constructing the ideal environment for a glass of wine, great food, a little music and a lot of conversation— and they’re already thinking ahead to when they’ll tear it down to start all over again. Stephanie Bertossi comes …
Stephen Kimber crunches the numbers behind bottom-up economics–and comes up empty.
Alec Bruce highlights the ridiculousness of senatorial job qualifications.