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Atlantic Canada’s food and beverage producers and processors are key to building a stronger economy, creating good jobs, opening new markets, and supporting resilient supply chains.
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International conference highlights place-based strategies for inclusive growth
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Showcasing Canada’s defence industry and expanding Atlantic firms’ reach in global markets
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Atlantic Canada’s businesses are seizing new opportunities in East Asia. A multi-sector delegation from the region is in South Korea and Japan from September 14-20, driving trade and investment in two of the world’s most dynamic markets.
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28 Atlantic Canadian companies and organizations are participating in the mission, representing aerospace and defence, seafood and agri-food, clean technology, consumer products, education, energy, information and communication technology (ICT), bio and life sciences, and ocean technology sectors.
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Atlantic Canada’s defence sector is driving innovation, building international relationships, and contributing to global security and prosperity. This week, over 30 of the region’s top firms and organizations are in London, UK, to take part in Defence and Security Equipment International 2025 (DSEI).
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Atlantic Canadian companies and organizations taking part in DSEI 2025
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Federal investment helps increase foot traffic and economic activity for local businesses
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The Regional Tariff Response Initiative will help businesses respond, adapt, and compete amid shifting market conditions
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The Government of Canada and the four Atlantic Canadian provinces are supporting Digital Nova Scotia to bring 15 video game studios from across the region to Gamescom 2025 in Cologne, Germany.
