

East to West: voices in Atlantic Canada ahead of the election
Mar 30, 2025
Amidst the electoral buzz in Atlantic Canada, locals share heartfelt stories of resilience and community support. A vibrant village fundraiser underscores the importance of connections for seniors combating loneliness. Discover how a secondhand store-turned-food bank exemplifies dedication during tough times. Personal narratives reveal the transformative role of local services for retirees, highlighting pressing issues like housing and government aid disparities. Amid challenges, a spirit of patriotism and unity shines through the region's struggles.
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Principled Business Decisions
- Daisy Roberts, a bike shop owner in Truro, Nova Scotia, expresses her concern over U.S.-Canada relations.
- She has stopped dealing with some U.S. suppliers on principle, despite offers to cover tariffs.
Canadian Patriotism
- Daisy Roberts expresses strong patriotism and gratitude for Canada's freedom.
- Hearing "O Canada" brings her to tears, feeling blessed to live in such a country.
Room for Improvement
- Tony Nguyen, a Vietnamese student in Sackville, New Brunswick, appreciates Canada's system, though sees room for improvement.
- He suggests exploring free post-secondary education, like some European countries.