Bobby Smith knows a lot about hockey. At the age of 20, this Cape Bretoner was the first overall draft pick to the NHL and played against some of the best. In 1985, he took home the Stanley Cup for the Montreal Canadians. Today, he is the majority owner of the Halifax Mooseheads Hockey Team.
Marina Adshade says economics has a lot more to do with love and sex than people realize. The class she teaches on the subject at Dalhousie University is, not surprisingly, very well attended.
In a world peopled largely by men, Peggy Cunningham stands out...She is the Dean of Dalhousie University's Faculty of Management, the first female dean of the faculty in 35 years.
Ray Ivany rebuilt the Nova Scotia Community College into one of the country's best.
His next challenge...Acadia University.
Marq de Villiers is an award winning author and journalist. His latest book Our Way Out is an optimistic antidote to all of the doom and gloom scenarios that are currently in mainstream media.
AT THE TABLE is a late-night television series featuring engaging conversations with Maritimers. The half-hour programs introduce compelling guests from all walks of life. CBC journalists Don Connolly and Amy Smith welcome guests At The Table.
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