Department, Eureka Moments,

March 03, 2014

Coding for cures

Charlottetown entrepreneur Brad Pineau creates a software with charities in mind with "Coding for Cures".

Devil’s Advocate, Column,

February 27, 2014

Fortune sides with those who dare

Why there's never been a better time to put your neck on the line

Department, Off the shelf,

February 27, 2014

Book review: One Summer 1927 by Bill Bryson

Our resident bibliophile reviews two must-reads: one, Bill Bryson's "One Summer, America 1927" he calls an entertaining remembrance of an epic time in recent history; the other, Craig Johnson's "Spirit of Steamboat: A Walter Longmire Story", a fast-paced introduction to a multi-faceted fictional lawman.

February 27, 2014

Point of View

Nalcor has much to boast about. So why are they being so secretive?

February 27, 2014

Alternative economy

Techies say their sector is s hot spot that could burn brighter, if only it wasn't misunderstood and underappreciated.

February 27, 2014

Ripple effect

Does supporting Halifax lead to decline in rural Nova Scotia? Fred Morley claims the opposite.

Feature

February 27, 2014

Old school

Acadia University's Ray Ivany advocates ann "old school" approach to Nova Scotia's economic woes.

February 27, 2014

Municipal miracle 2.0

Nothing unites Moncton tighter, faster than economic woes. So much so that the city recently hosted a summit to head off perceived challenges long before they become fiscal reality. Here's what they came up with.

Cover Story

February 26, 2014

Atlantic disconnect

In this issue's cover story, journalist Wade Kearley tackles some of the biggest issues to perpetually challenge Atlantic Canada. Can Newfoundland and Labrador every really be aligned with the Maritimes when it's so geographically and culturally disparate? Or, is it time to finally accept and embrace the fact that the Atlantic Ocean is one monster of a moat, one that may be too big to bridge?

Feature

February 26, 2014

Past, present and future

Is the next generation ready, or willing, to continue construction of the property development firm (Southwest Properties) founded by their grandfather? Iconic Atlantic Canada entrepreneur Jim Spatz answers this, and other tough questions, in our Voice of Experience profile.

Just Sayin’, Column,

February 26, 2014

Capitalist cannibalism

Capitalism has become synonymous with cannibalism and it's eating itself alive

Column, Winner takes all,

February 26, 2014

Going down the road with Jules and Jim

Bleak future in store for New Brunswick if it doesn't act now on deficit reduction

Column, XX Factor,

February 26, 2014

You better (net)work.

Women who want to get more from their business, need to get out more.

Department, The Water Cooler,

February 26, 2014

Bright Idea

News briefs on illegal bulbs, housing markets and innovative solutions to power blackouts, as well as loonie tourists, bitcoins and white-haired workers.

Department, Chatterbox,

February 25, 2014

Feedback from our readers

Between the Lines, Column,

February 25, 2014

Time to get digging

About the day Burf Ploughman came to the office and inspired this issue's cover story

February 10, 2014

25th Anniversary Lunch & Launch