Ratepayers in Nova Scotia are likely to feel little impact from potential cost overruns from Nalcor Energy's Muskrat Falls hydropower project since they can be protected in a forthcoming review by the province's regulatory agency, energy expert Gordon Weil said in an October article published by the Atlantic Institute for Market Studies.
Maritime Morning interview with Layton Dorey of At Home Healthcare about AIMS' upcoming health conference 'Open for Business: Creating Wealth Through Better Health'.
AIMS' upcoming event, 'Who can the government trust? In Italy, they think the government can trust YOU!' featuring Alessandro Colombo.
In this commentary, AIMS board member Don Mills examines Canada's health care system and suggests it is time to start looking at alternative healthcare service delivery.
VOCM Newfoundland Radio reports on the Newfoundland House of Assembly response to the recent report released by AIMS examining Muskrat Falls.
Maritime Morning interview with Dr. Michael Gross about AIMS' upcoming health conference 'Open for Business: Creating Wealth Through Better Health'.
Energy consultant from Maine and AIMS contributor Gordon Weil says the Atlantic region will benefit from the Lower Churchill energy project, but Newfoundland's risks are greater than those for Nova Scotia.
NTV News reports on the latest AIMS commentary 'The Muskrat Falls Project: Opportunities and Risks'
A new report on the merits of developing Muskrat Falls, calls the project desirable but risky. Author Gordon Weil, at the Atlantic Institute for Market Studies (AIMS), suggests a series of measures that would reduce the financial burden on the province.
Taxpayers in Newfoundland and Labrador should be offered more information and more protections when it comes to the Lower Churchill development, according to energy consultant and AIMS contributor Gordon Weil.