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December 12, 2007: The end of an era: Jennifer Henderson reports on the sale of the Rodd hotels, the last chain of family owned hotels in the Maritimes.
December 10, 2007: It takes a village to raise a pub! Jennifer Henderson visits a "gastropub" in Port Williams that was created by 40 investors in the community.
November 20, 2007: Cable companies look to the future: Jennifer Henderson tells us why a small firm in Quispamsis has become an industry leader.
November 20, 2007: Recruiting foreign workers: Jennifer Henderson visits a business that is looking far afeild for find employees.
November 12, 2007: Loonie Fallout: Jennifer Henderson looks at how the climbing dollar is affecting Canadian retailers and manufacturers.
October 31, 2007: This doctor makes house calls! Jennifer Henderson profiles The Gravel Doctor, an Ontario franchise that is now moving to the Maritimes.
October 23, 2007: Words of Wisdom: Mike Duck, of Sure Shot Dispensing, offers some tips to success in business.
October 19, 2007: High risk, High reward: Jennifer Henderson introduces us to Immuno Vaccine Technologies, which is encouraging investors to help develop treatment for cervical cancer.
October 1, 2007: Lobster boil: Fishermen are divided over a federal decision that could affect the way they do business.
September 24, 2007: The business of movie making: Jennifer Henderson looks at the wheeling and dealing behind the Atlantic Film Festival.
September 11, 2007: An economy in transition: Jennifer Henderson looks at the challenges and opportunities facing the Mirimichi.
July 31, 2007: A lovey dovey business: Jennifer Henderson visits a man who releases doves at weddings and other events.
June 12, 2007: A Dirty Business: Jennifer Henderson looks at the muddy dispute over tee shirts on Prince Edward Island.
May 29, 2007: Chinese in the Loyalist city: Jennifer Henderson looks at how Chinese students and businesspeople are changing the economy.
May 2, 2007: Idle chatter: Jennifer Henderson examines the ecological and business challenges of drive throughs.
May 1, 2007: Irving builds a cruise ship: Jennifer Henderson goes to the drydock to see the first cruise ship to be build in Canada since the 1930's.
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The entrepreneurial spirit is thriving along Canada's east coast. Every week on Information Morning business reporter Jennifer Henderson takes a feature look at the players, their prospects and their problems.
December 12, 2007: The end of an era: Jennifer Henderson reports on the sale of the Rodd hotels, the last chain of family owned hotels in the Maritimes.
December 10, 2007: It takes a village to raise a pub! Jennifer Henderson visits a "gastropub" in Port Williams that was created by 40 investors in the community.
November 20, 2007: Cable companies look to the future: Jennifer Henderson tells us why a small firm in Quispamsis has become an industry leader.
November 20, 2007: Recruiting foreign workers: Jennifer Henderson visits a business that is looking far afeild for find employees.
November 12, 2007: Loonie Fallout: Jennifer Henderson looks at how the climbing dollar is affecting Canadian retailers and manufacturers.
October 31, 2007: This doctor makes house calls! Jennifer Henderson profiles The Gravel Doctor, an Ontario franchise that is now moving to the Maritimes.
October 23, 2007: Words of Wisdom: Mike Duck, of Sure Shot Dispensing, offers some tips to success in business.
October 19, 2007: High risk, High reward: Jennifer Henderson introduces us to Immuno Vaccine Technologies, which is encouraging investors to help develop treatment for cervical cancer.
October 1, 2007: Lobster boil: Fishermen are divided over a federal decision that could affect the way they do business.
September 24, 2007: The business of movie making: Jennifer Henderson looks at the wheeling and dealing behind the Atlantic Film Festival.
September 11, 2007: An economy in transition: Jennifer Henderson looks at the challenges and opportunities facing the Mirimichi.
July 31, 2007: A lovey dovey business: Jennifer Henderson visits a man who releases doves at weddings and other events.
June 12, 2007: A Dirty Business: Jennifer Henderson looks at the muddy dispute over tee shirts on Prince Edward Island.
May 29, 2007: Chinese in the Loyalist city: Jennifer Henderson looks at how Chinese students and businesspeople are changing the economy.
May 2, 2007: Idle chatter: Jennifer Henderson examines the ecological and business challenges of drive throughs.
May 1, 2007: Irving builds a cruise ship: Jennifer Henderson goes to the drydock to see the first cruise ship to be build in Canada since the 1930's.
CBC does not endorse and is not responsible for the content of external sites. External links will open in a new window. 
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