Cover Story

December 20, 2017

#ThinkBIG

Atlantic Business Magazine hosted its first annual thought leadership workshop series in September 2017. What did participants have to say about economic prosperity? And, how did their priorities compare to what's on the agenda of the four Atlantic premiers? All this and more in our extensive #ThinkBig editorial package.

Feature

January 03, 2018

Atlantic Canada’s Top 30 Employers

Wondering how to recruit and retain star talent? Learn from experts: Atlantic Canada's Top Employers. An Atlantic Business Magazine exclusive, presented in partnership with Mediacorp Canada Inc.

January 03, 2018

Scents & sensibility

Nova Scotia’s Barb Stegemann is on an inspiring entrepreneurial journey: using her business to help struggling nations recover from war and strife. Her motto? Make perfume, not war

Between the Lines, Column,

January 04, 2018

Fighting words

Should you stay or should you go? Why my Atlantic Canada is worth fighting for

Column, XX Factor,

January 04, 2018

Beware the culture trap

The regional culture is a good thing, unless it's sabotaging your business

Just Sayin’, Column,

January 04, 2018

2017: Year of the misogynist

#metoo is the conversation we desperately need to have (and do something about)

Devil’s Advocate, Column,

January 04, 2018

A watershed moment

How the economy could sink or swim on the ocean supercluster

Where are they now, Department,

January 04, 2018

Healthy, wealthy and wise

Semi-retired CCL Group founder Steve Parker spends his days volunteering and looking for investment opportunities

Department, The Water Cooler,

December 20, 2017

The potato prophet

Can a poutinerie take Canada’s signature dish, and P.E.I. potatoes, to the masses?

December 20, 2017

The odd couple

Why a blue collar CEO teamed up with Mattel to make the trades a cool career choice for young girls

December 20, 2017

Eye on the prize

Air Landscape looks to grab a bigger slice of the landscaping sector pie

December 20, 2017

Keeping up

Why an office manager is a necessity, not a luxury, for small and medium-sized businesses