Perry Newman
The Way We'll Get By Maine's Unrealized Human Potential It's Complicated Nostalgia isn't a strategy My own private Egypt Celebrating something even greater than the Stanley Cup Maine's Gigantic Need for Big Business
Rodney Clifton
Rodney Clifton has a B.Ed. and a M.Ed. from the University of Alberta, a Ph.D. in Sociology from the University of Toronto, and a fil. dr. in Comparative Education from the University of Stockholm. He is a Professor in the Faculty of Education at the University of Manitoba. Over the last 30 years he has [...]
Bobby O’Keefe
Bobby O’Keefe was the Manager, Government Performance & Accountability at AIMS and project manager for AIMS’ Annual Report Card on Atlantic Canadian High Schools. He was responsible for data collection and analysis for the Report Card as well as research assistance on other Education projects. Bobby is also project manager for AIMS’ Municipal Report Card, [...]
Robin Neill
Adjunct Professor, Economics, University of Prince Edward Island and Carleton University Born in 1931 in Thunder Bay, Ontario, Robin Neill holds a B.A. and M.A. in Political Economy from the University of Toronto and a PhD. in Economics from Duke. His academic appointments include: University of Saskatchewan, 1960-69, University of Prince Edward Island, 1970-72, Carleton [...]
Brian Rogers
A native of St. John's, Newfoundland, he is a graduate Marine Biologist from the University of Guelph, Ontario. Brian is also a graduate of the Executive Development Program, Ivey School of Business at the University of Western Ontario. Since 1994 Brian has been President of Rogers Consulting Inc. which specializes in giving advice to companies [...]
Extreme ideas to buck New Brunswick’s dismal job trend (Telegraph-Journal)
By JOHN CHILIBECK Legislature Bureau Cutting corporate taxes to zero and eliminating all business subsidies are just some of the extreme ideas being floated to address New Brunswick’s bleak job situation. Statistics Canada’s latest labour market survey, released Friday, showed the province lost 5,700 jobs in February, most of them full-time. The number of people [...]
Radio: Atlantic Natural Gas
Atlantic Canada’s energy costs are high. We have a small population, cold winters, steep fuel taxes, and costly infrastructure. Individuals and businesses often struggle to contain their energy costs. Thankfully, experts say that our region may be rich in onshore natural gas deposits. Extracting this resource could lower heat and power costs, and [...]
Thomas Adams
Mr. Adams represents Energy Probe, an environmental and consumer advocacy organization, as Executive Director. Energy Probe is a charitable organization that promotes resource conservation, environmental sustainability, democratic decision-making processes, and economic efficiency for Canada's energy sectors. He also works for the consulting firm Borealis Energy Research Association. Mr. Adams appointed by the Ontario Government to [...]
Kenneth J. Boessenkool
Kenneth J. Boessenkool is the President of Sidicus Consulting Ltd., an economic and public policy consulting firm. Ken has published extensively on public policy issues including papers on federal-provincial transfers, provincial welfare, the tax treatment of the family and monetary policy. His opinion pieces have appeared in the Calgary Herald, the Edmonton Journal, the Ottawa [...]
Tom Tucker
Fellow in Natural Resource Policy Having Our Gas and Selling It Too Dr. Tucker holds a BS, MS and Ph.D from Michigan State University and an MBA from Lake Superior State University. He has extensive experience in the areas of government policy analysis and development, industrial development and benefits, strategic and operational planning, economic analysis [...]