In this op-ed, AIMS Author Paul W. Bennett makes the case for expanding the Nova Scotia Tuition Support Program, which serves as an educational lifeline for learning disabled kids in the province.
AIMS Author Paul W. Bennett discusses his recent AIMS paper which calls for the expansion of the Nova Scotia Tuition Support Program
Join AIMS for a special luncheon featuring insights from Bank of Canada Governor Mark Carney, June 21st at the Cunard Centre.
Gas prices are up again in Nova Scotia. Since it's implementation, regulation has cost Nova Scotia drivers over $30 million, says AIMS.
Every regional school board in Nova Scotia needs at least one special education school, where tuition would be subsidized by the provincial government, says AIMS author.
AIMS Author Paul W. Bennett is calling for an expansion of the Nova Scotia Tuition Support Program.
Charles Cirtwill explains that Nova Scotians pay half a cent per litre extra due to having gas regulated.
In this feature on Nova Scotia Premier Darrell Dexter, AIMS President and CEO Charles Cirtwill notes that NS needs a long-term tax plan to be more competitive, but the province’s high tax burden predates Dexter’s government.
This Chronicle Herald editorial notes that local school boards are out-of-touch with classrooms. AIMS President and CEO Charles Cirtwill advocates for more community control of schools.
AIMS Director of Research Don McIver argues that alcohol merchants in New Brunswick should be focussed on providing optimum product variety at an economic and reasonable price—and that is best accomplished by privatization.