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Thinh Nguyen
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Business Reporter, The Guardian (Charlottetown, PE)
Charlottetown
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Biography
Digital journalist with experience in producing compelling local content across multiple platforms. Stories featured in CBC, P.E.I.’s The Guardian and other Maritime publications, with numerous stories having gained a large amount of online traction. Recognized for excellence in storytelling and reporting, including receiving an Atlantic Journalism Award.
Business , BIPOC Communities, Employment , Economy, Students , Immigration, Housing, Young People, 2SLGBTQ+ Communities , Post Secondary
Financial markets, real estate, politics, religion.
Content
By Thinh Nguyen Verified| CBC Prince Edward Island Verified PEI·NewA national advocacy group says a $1 increase to Prince Edward Island’s minimum wage over the next year will bring challenges for Island businesses. Minimum wage rising but what some consider a livable wage still out of reach on P.E.I.A national advocacy group says a $1 increase to Prince Edward Island's minimum wage over the next year will bring challenges for Island businesses. Starting Oct. 1, the minimum wage will rise from $16 to $16.50 per hour.
By Thinh Nguyen Verified| CBC Prince Edward Island Verified Prince Edward Island is projecting the largest budget deficit in its history for the 2025-2026 fiscal year, according to the province's latest operating budget, tabled in the legislature Thursday by Finance Minister Jill Burridge. The budget projects revenues of $3.34 billion and expenditures of $3.53 billion, resulting in a forecasted deficit of $183.9 million. That is more than triple the $59.5 million deficit forecasted in last spring's budget for the same fiscal year.
By Thinh Nguyen Verified| CBC Prince Edward Island Verified PEI·NewLegislation aimed at protecting Prince Edward Islanders who pay in advance for funeral services has passed second reading in the provincial legislature. The bill won’t help past victims, though, Green MLA Matt MacFarlane points outLegislation aimed at protecting Prince Edward Islanders who pay in advance for funeral services has passed second reading in the P.E.I. legislature.
Company Info
The Guardian (Charlottetown, PE)
Charlottetown, Prince Edward Island, Canada
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