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Spring start-up reflections

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By Alan Bernstein
| WorkBoat Verified
Spring is when many passenger vessel operators gear up after a long winter hiatus. With that comes numerous factors influencing pressing financial and operational decisions. Managing increasing costs has always been a challenge, but now it is worse than ever. Nearly everything in the marine industry, from parts to electronic equipment, costs more and takes significantly longer to procure.
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A celebration of our river heritage

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By Alan Bernstein
| WorkBoat Verified
Cincinnati hosted America’s River Roots, a riverboat celebration showcasing the nation’s inland waterways heritage, in October 2025. The event featured American riverboats of all sizes, with the vessels serving as the focal point of the gathering. Over five full days, America’s River Roots brought Cincinnati’s Ohio River to life with two parades — one during the day and one at night — and filled the city with lights, music, and constant motion.
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A Golden Opportunity for Canada

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By David Johnston, Eddie Goldenberg, Alan Bernstein
| National Newswatch
Topics A Golden Opportunity for Canada Author(s) Source National Newswatch Posted Share This week, Finance Minister Champagne announced in Budget 2025 an International Talent Attraction Strategy and Action Plan that allocates $1.7 billion to recruit over 1,000 researchers from abroad to Canadian universities. The expectation is that these new recruits will “help advance Canada’s competitiveness and contribute to the economy of the future.”  This is a bold step and $1.7 billion is a lot of money.
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