In this guest commentary in the Moncton Times & Transcript, writer Charles Moore embraces AIMS' concept of Atlantica. As he puts it, "I think the Atlantica initiative represents the sort of innovative thinking it will take to extract Atlantic Canada from its century-plus downward spiral of what AIMS' Brian Crowley calls genteel decline."
In his fortnightly column in the Moncton Times-Transcript, AIMS president Brian Lee Crowley explains that Atlantica isn't the bogeyman, but an opportunity for trade. But it's not about trade between New Brunswick and the northeastern United States, it's about Asia and the North American heartland.
In his fortnightly column, AIMS president Brian Lee Crowley defines Atlantica. He explains it's not about an imaginery bogeyman ready to takeover the region, but about trade. He writes: "The exchanges between Vermont and Nova Scotia or New Hampshire and Newfoundland are hardly worth mentioning. But we are about to become a major doorway for the trade between Asia and the North American heartland. It is not so much the products of Atlantica that are straining to cross the border, but the industrial might of China, India and the Asian Tigers."
In his regular column in the Moncton Times & Transcript, journalist Alec Bruce offers some tips on what needs to be done to make Atlantica more than just a concept.
As the port of halifax continues to seek the post-Panamax trade and businesses promote the Atlantica region, Cerescorp puts its money where the talk is.
Telegraph-Journal business reporter David Shipley used the recent Reaching Atlantica conference to write some indepth articles about the various pieces that make up the Atlantica concept. In this report he focuses on energy.
Telegraph-Journal business reporter David Shipley takes a closer look at the Atlantica concept. In this report, the second of a four part series, he explains what it is and what it could mean.
In this guest commentary in the Telegraph-Journal, Scott Mackay calls Atlantica a key concept for the future of the New Brunswick economy.
As the Reaching Atlantica conference opens in Saint John, the New Brunswick Telegraph-Journal begins an indepth series on the AIMS concept called Atlantica.
There's nothing like a little controversy to attract the attention of the media. A group opposed to the Atlantica concept is providing fodder to an increasing number of stories in the media about the topic. This news story was re-published by news outlets both within the region and outside.