CANADA 150: A lost 'Golden Age' and the decline of East Coast affluence | iNFOnews.ca
Convention at Charlottetown, P.E.I., on Sept. 1, 1864, of Delegates from the Legislatures of Canada, New Brunswick, Nova Scotia, and Prince Edward Island to take into consideration the Union of the British North American Colonies. THE CANADIAN PRESS/HO-Library and Archives Canada

CANADA 150: A lost ‘Golden Age’ and the decline of East Coast affluence

CANADA 150: A lost 'Golden Age' and the decline of East Coast affluence | iNFOnews.ca

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Brendan Kergin

Brendan grew up down on the coast before moving to Kamloops to pursue a degree in journalism. After graduating from TRU in 2013 he moved to Toronto to work as an editor, but decided to move back west after a couple years. With a big interest in politics, Brendan will be covering city hall. Outside of council chambers he’ll write about anything; if you have a story you think people might be interested in, contact him at bkergin@infonews.ca


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