Atlantic Business Magazine

Since 1987, we have been 100% dedicated to sharing business news and information specific to Canada's four Atlantic provinces.

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Atlantic Business Magazine

THE JOURNEY IS THE DESTINATION

THE AGE OF PERMANENT UNCERTAINTY

THE DOOR IS OPEN, THE ROOM IS STILL CLOSED

THERAPBIOS PHARMA LTD. (Bioteem40)

She Sells Seashells • New Brunswick’s Marcia Poirier, shell carver

JUST GOOGLE IT • Nova Scotia shuts down its visitor information centres

CLOSING THE GAP? • Atlantic Canada’s construction sector is still less productive than the national industry—but the numbers suggest it may finally be narrowing the divide

MEETINGS AND CONVENTIONS PLANNERS' GUIDE

Connected by design

Meet PEI: Close to everything that matters

Stories with impact

Production built in

Where it all comes together

BUILT FOR GATHERINGS OF EVERY KIND

Meaningful meetings, one-of-a-kind views

Moncton-Dieppe Local Champions Magnetic by nature

Reel Destinations • From Anne of Green Gables to Oak Island, “set jetting” is transforming Atlantic Canada’s stories, screens and stages into powerful tourism engines

Cruise Control • The cruise industry says it generates hundreds of millions of dollars for Atlantic Canada. Independent researchers who studied the same ports, during the same seasons, found far less. Here’s why it matters

Adrift in the Strait • P.E.I.’s aging ferries are sinking local confidence

How NONIA shaped history, one stitch at a time • A colourful yarn about knitters, nurses and carrying on traditions

NEWLY-ARRIVED, OVERQUALIFIED AND UNEMPLOYED • Many newcomers have resumes chock full of education, experience and ambition. But they’re not getting interviews, let alone jobs. Unless Atlantic Canadian employers and policymakers make fixes, they’ll squander a once-in-a-generation growth opportunity

Healthcare with a human touch • “Accidental entrepreneur” Sascha Boulet-Devost is Atlantic Business Magazine’s 2026 CEO of the Year

ROB STEELE’S NEW WHEELS • How the CEO of Steele Auto Group fell in love with cars all over again—thanks to Evel Knievel

CANADA, WE HAVE A PROBLEM