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Atlantic Business is proud to introduce ‘For The Record’, an original vodcast/podcast that goes behind the headlines of some of the biggest stories covered in our print edition.
Episode 4 – From Come By Chance to Versailles
Our September issue includes the backstory of Ted Lomond’s North Atlantic.
In just four years, Lomond guided North Atlantic from being a NL-based refinery business into a multi-faceted, international energy company. Here, he speaks to freelance contributor Geoff Meeker, explaining why they launched their own transportation company, invested in wind hydrogen while others have failed, and how they acquired the second-largest refinery in France.
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Episode 3 — Power Tensions
The Power Issue is out and staff writer Ashley Fitzpatrick is joined by fellow journalists and Atlantic Business Magazine contributors Philip Moscovitch and Kevin Yarr, to discuss the challenges for electrical utilities and major decisions being made for systems throughout Atlantic Canada.
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Episode 2 — Atlantic Canada’s Best Places to Work 2026
There are thousands of good employers across Atlantic Canada. But what separates a good, or even a great place to work, from a Best place to work? In this episode, executive editor Dawn Chafe talks to judge Roshanak Sadeghi-Zadeh, Board Chair of CPHR-Nova Scotia, about the quality of this year’s applicants, the assessment criteria, emerging HR trends—and what it takes to be a winner.
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Episode 1 — Rough Waters
For our inaugural episode, executive editor Dawn Chafe talks to staff reporter Ashley Fitzpatrick about her work on Atlantic Canada’s marine industries, published in Volume 36, No. 6 (November/December 2025).
As ports across the region embrace the challenges of decarbonization and first arrival inspection capabilities, the broader marine sector is trying to navigate one of the most pressing labour issues in the country: the seafarer shortage.