In the season 4 premier of ‘Yes, We Are Open’ Al heads east to New Brunswick. His first stop is the Sackville Curling Club.
At 128 years old, it’s the oldest business Al has featured on the podcast—by a lot—but that doesn’t mean they’re impervious to struggle. With lockdowns and severe capacity restrictions, the pandemic posed the club’s greatest threat in literally a century!
How did they survive? Listen to find out.
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You can learn more about Sackville Curling Club at sackvillecurlingclub.com
For Small Business Month, Al chats with Gad Elharrar from Moneris about how growing up in a family-run business helped shape his perspective on the challenges entrepreneurs face today.
Celebrate Small Business Month with fresh insights from Douglas Porter, Amber Mac and Gad Elharrar. From the economy and AI to the changing needs of entrepreneurs, this month’s conversations look at what’s shaping small business in Canada.
Join Al as he chats with tech expert Amber Mac about the impact of A.I. and automation on entrepreneurship.
In September’s Just Good Business digest, we explore how AI is reshaping the way Canadians discover, research and buy products.
