by adminOn this encore episode of the podcast, Don Mills and David Campbell continue their conversations about the transformation of the energy sector in Atlantic Canada as it looks to decarbonize our economy and foster a strong regional economy.
READ MORE by adminSustainable Marine has connected its turbines to the Nova Scotia power grid in a real-life demonstration project to prove its surface-based technology can harness the power of the Bay of Fundy. In this conversation originally broadcast in July, Don Mills
READ MORE by adminFor decades, the port in northern New Brunswick was best known for its lead smelter and coal-fired power plant. On this week’s “Insights” podcast, CEO Denis Caron talks about the future of greener development opportunities like hydrogen and small modular
READ MORE by adminOn this week’s Insights podcast, we speak with Bill Labbe, President & CEO of ARC Canada, about his company’s development of an advanced small modular reactor (aSMR) in New Brunswick and about the role of nuclear energy in meeting Canada’s commitment
READ MORE by adminDon Mills and David Campbell continue their coverage of the energy sector and the transition to net zero by 2050 with a conversation with Stephen MacDonald of the province’s energy efficiency organization.
READ MORE by adminDon Mills and David Campbell talk with Rustum Southwell, the founding CEO of the Black Business Initiative (BBI) which has developed a national reputation for its work with the black business community and has expanded its mandate to serve all of Atlantic
READ MORE by adminOn this week’s Insights podcast, we are continuing our series of interviews with the leaders of Atlantic Canada’s post-secondary education sector. Dr. Paul Mazerolle, the President and Vice-Chancellor at the University of New Brunswick, joins us to talk a
READ MORE by adminIn this week’s episode, we turn the microphone around. Don Mills was recently inducted into the Nova Scotia Business Hall of Fame – an honour he received because of his successful business career where he built a firm with more than 600 employees and his
READ MORE by adminIn the second of a two-part conversation, Tareq tells the story of how they established a new chocolate business in Antigonish and initiated charitable programs that support initiatives across the country.
READ MORE by adminThe Hadhad family left Damascus after their home and business were destroyed with nothing. In this fascinating two-part podcast, we follow the family’s journey as refugees from Syria to Lebanon and then to Antigonish, Nova Scotia.
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