When the New Brunswick government announced annual funding to the harness racing industry, reporters turned to AIMS for comment on whether it was the wise use of taxpayers' dollars.
In this op-ed published in The Globe and Mail, AIMS Executive Vice President Charles Cirtwill provides a blueprint for fixing EI and helping those who've lost their jobs in this economic crisis.
From liberty to manias to municipalities, there's a little bit of something for everyone in this Beacon.
In this column in the Times & Transcript, author David Gingras makes suggestions on how to improve the AIMS Municipal Performance Report, and concludes the report can be a valuable tool for local governments and taxpayers.
Recent data from Statistics Canada shows New Brunswick's population growth from immigration on the rise. AIMS Executive Vice President Charles Cirtwill points out workers losing their jobs in central and western Canada are heading east because this is where there are new opportunities.
This edition highlights AIMS work over its first 15 years, and encourages readers to support the Institute with an annual donation.
In this front page story, AIMS Research Manager Bobby O'Keefe explains why the New Brunswick government would be wise to reduce the size of its civil service.
AIMS 7th Annual Report Card on Atlantic Canadian High Schools is featured.
Remembering why we wanted Employment Insurance in the first place.
Advice from the New Brunswick liquor commission to wine suppliers to boost prices is soundly criticized in this news story. AIMS executive vice president Charles Cirtwill points out it is an example of why the government monopoly should be privatized.