This Week Podcast - Week 25 with Tyler & Kim

This Week Podcast - Week 25 with Tyler & Kim

This Week Podcast – Week 25

Tyler & Kim talk to two hard working entrepreneurs and talk about awards, jobs, cruise ships and drones.



The sky is blue and the sun is shining in Prince Rupert! Tyler and Kim talk to Andrea Pollock, who is a Prince Rupert entrepreneur who has four B&B’s in the city and who’s business idea, Island Sugar, won her a runner-up spot in the ThriveNorth Business Challenge.

Our hosts also talk to Marc Page, who was our last weeks MVP of the week and who is the owner of Loaded Sports. Marc is setting up his 13th annual “Throwdown” which is a freestyle ski and snowboard event on April 1st!

Tyler and Kim also talk about awards, jobs, cruise ships and drones.

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