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Glenn MacDonald

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I'm a man who discovered the wheel and built the Eiffel Tower out of metal and brawn.
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What's in Nova Scotia's new three-year plan for our $2.2B seafood industry?

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By Glenn MacDonald Verified
| The Chronicle Herald Verified
“This says we are all working in this direction. We all recognize that there are limitations. We are seeing problems in terms of operational efficiency, how we deal with labour problems and how we deal with innovation. We could all work together and this gives us a blueprint for what the government sees as success and for what the industry sees as success, as well.
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Here's where Canada’s new $7 billion warships will be tested

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By Glenn MacDonald Verified
| The Chronicle Herald Verified
By the time those ships begin joining the fleet, Hartlen Point will already be functioning as a permanent testing, training and support centre – a behind-the-scenes capability designed to ensure Canada’s most advanced warships are ready before they ever touch the water.
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Defence boom could put pressure on Halifax's housing market, infrastructure

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By Glenn MacDonald Verified
| The Chronicle Herald Verified
“If Canada is going to build more, trade more, defend more, and compete more seriously in the world, then cities have to be ready. Our infrastructure has to be ready. Our institutions have to be ready.” But Halifax remains one of Canada’s least affordable rental markets. According to Statistics Canada, Halifax tied with Ottawa as the country’s fourth-most-expensive major city for average asking rent on a two-bedroom apartment during the first quarter of 2026.
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