Ali Salahuddin and Jordan LeBel, delegates of the Governor Generals Canadian Leadership Conference, engage in a question and answer period held at the Tatamagouche Centre on June 8. The GGCLC is designed to give those of 'high potential' in their profess

It’s a pretty big question and yet an amazingly simple one as well. Why do you live in Tatamagouche? And why is this small North Shore community defying the odds and not only maintaining its population, but ever so slowly and steadily growing it? In the end, what is it about this little part of the world that is, for lack of a better term, working?
These were the questions on the minds of the delegates of the Governor General’s Leadership Conference that was in Tatamagouche on June 7th and 8th. The mandate of the GGCLC is this: to broaden the perspective of Canada’s future leaders of business, industry, unions and other workforces. It is to ensure that their decisions are based on a practical understanding of how their decisions will affect the welfare of the community around them.
The delegates are from a broad range of industries and fields and are considered to be ‘high p...