It's the Economy, Stupid!
David CampbellEconomic development in Atlantic Canada
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The Trumpian through lines are emerging and stopping immigration everywhere is one theme
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Dirty deeds done.... not so dirt cheap?
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Jobs, jobs, jobs still matter (a little wonky)
Back in the days of Premier Frank McKenna, the mantra was jobs, jobs, jobs. Back then we had a surplus of labour in New Brunswick and not enough jobs. So the goal was to convince as many companies as possible to grow in the province and add...
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