With Your Coffee, May 5 - Canadian Founders Running Ragged To Fill Roles, Dartmouth Company To Remove Gigaton of Carbon From Atmosphere + More

Good Morning. Planetary Technology CEO Mike Kelland: 'With XPRIZE’s validation of our technology, we can accelerate our development to reach our target scale of removing one gigaton of carbon every year.'?Read More on SaltWire.

Let's Get Into It:

1. Talent crunch: Founders run flat-out to fill roles. Soaring salaries, remote work and shortage of people raise stakes for Canadian tech. Read More.
2. Wondering what to get mom for Mother's Day? Locally-owned East Coast businesses have plenty of options to make her smile. Read More.
3. N.S. Power executives were grilled by the government over the power hike proposal. Will likely go forward regardless. Read More.
4. Prince Edward Island to begin COVID-19 wastewater testing in two cities. Read More.
5. 'Unbelievable to me': Mattea Roach takes 21st 'Jeopardy!' win Tuesday. Read More.

Harvard Business Review Highlight: Managers, what are you doing about change exhaustion?

On This Day In History: Alan Shepard becomes the first American in space

(Above)?The Enterpriser Academy has launched its first workshop for entrepreneurs and small business owners.?On May 28th, at the Halifax Central Library, you can attend "DIY Social Media Marketing for Entrepreneurs". This one-day intensive workshop will help you?Solo-Launch a Podcast & Get Guests, Get 100K Followers on Tiktok & Monetize, Make a FB Ad, and Level up Your Linkedin Game!

(Above)?Enterpriser is now accepting applications for sponsorship for the 2023 Conference, Magazine, and Podcast series.?Click here for more.

This newsletter is curated by Liam Byrne and his team at Enterpriser Canada. Thoughts? Questions? Sound off in the comments below.