Atlantic Canada is home to some of the most innovative minds in the country. From creating virtual training simulators for marine industries, to developing apps that BlackBerry users can't live without, the region keeps generating brilliant ideas

Beefing up the bona fides
Memorial University is turning St. John's into a hub of research activity and a centre of harsh-environment engineering.
by Rob Antle

A virtual classroom
VMT's simulation training improves safety at sea.
by Aimee Lorefice Mains

The accidental entrepreneur
Duncan Enman found success by sticking it to the man.
by Jon Tattrie

Got milk!
Greg Keefe's diagnostic kit saves dairy farmers money and time.
by Allison Lawlor

No static at all
Rob Morrow's Fredericton company promises long life to electronics.
by Chet Wesley

Extra bacteria, hold the coral
Farming new drug compounds means big business for Russell Kerr.
by Allison Lawlor

Aptitude for apps
Jay Steele turns his love of graphics into revenue-generating products.
by Aimee Lorefice Mains

Endless newsstands
Trish Connolly aims to move trade magazines off paper and onto the web.
by Chet Wesley