The Atlantic Provinces Economic Council is a Canadian independent, non-partisan research and educational institution founded in 1954 whose objective is to promote the economic development of Atlantic Canada.
It accomplishes this by:
monitoring and analysing current and emerging economic trends and policies
communicating the results of this analysis to its members on a regular basis
consulting with a wide audience
disseminating its research and policy analyses to business, government and the community at large
advocating the appropriate public and private sector policy responses
Newfoundland and Labrador
Government of Newfoundland and Labrador Accessed October 14, 2012
Heritage Tourism Accessed October 14, 2012
Leadership training for youth Accessed October 14, 2012
Being prepared Accessed October 14, 2012
Board of Trade for St. John's Accessed October 14, 2012
Prince Edward Island
Government of Prince Edward Island Accessed October 14, 2012
Early Education on PEI Accessed October 14, 2012
Government of New Brunswick Accessed October 14, 2012
New Brunswick overview Accessed October 14, 2012
New Brunswick Shipbuilding Industry Accessed October 14, 2012
Cultural Tourism Accessed October 14, 2012
The Mining Industry Accessed October 14, 2012
Nova Scotia Firms Accessed October 14, 2012
Nova Scotia Shipbuilding Industry Accessed October 14, 2012
NS Modern Architecture Accessed October 14, 2012
Ecology Action Centre Accessed October 14, 2012
Creative thinking at conference The Chronicle Herald May 29, 2012. Accessed October 14, 2012
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