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EPISODE · Jul 29, 2021 · 1H 3M

Why Frank McKenna Wishes He Were Governing Today

from Insights with Don Mills and David Campbell- An Acadia Broadcasting Podcast · host Don Mills & David Campbell

Frank McKenna, Deputy Chair of TD Bank, joins Don and David on Insights this week to discuss economic development today compared to 25-30 years ago when he was Premier of New Brunswick. He weighs in on the importance of attracting industry as well as supporting homegrown firms. McKenna doesn’t pull any punches when talking about natural resources development, immigration and provincial fiscal sustainability.  He also provides good ideas on how to engage with the public in the social media age.  Not that he is thinking about running again but McKenna does say this would be a great time to be in politics. 

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Frank McKenna, Deputy Chair of TD Bank, joins Don and David on Insights this week to discuss economic development today compared to 25-30 years ago when he was Premier of New Brunswick.

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