While a chance to gain thoughtful insights and learn valuable business strategies from highly successful Chronicle Herald president Mark Lever doesn’t come around every day, you know what else doesn’t come around every day?
If you’re one of the few who caught the recent rock documentary Chasing Fortune, concerning reality show winner J.D. Fortune (who he? — ed.) and his attempt to stage a comeback after being booted from Australian dance/rock band INXS a few years back, you’ll know that J.D.’s luck as of late has not improved.
It looks like the province is going to be getting a little more of its money’s worth out of that replica lighthouse it wheeled around downtown Toronto last summer.
The province has dragged it across the border and into the good old U.S. of A. to drum up some tourism traffic from the New England travel set. The May 16 to 18 tour culminates in Nova Scotia Day at Fenway Park.
A Twitter spat between Nova Scotia labour activist Tony Tracy and a guy who feels he’d been wrongly fired recently escalated to the point of the cops getting involved.
While enjoying the festivities at the Atlantic Journalism Awards, I took an opportunity to chat with my dear friend Andrew Cochran, the Big Kahuna at CBC Atlantic.
