When the New Brunswick government announced it was going to set up a new agency for economic development, the New Brusnwick Telegraph Journal tunred to AIMS President & CEO Charles Cirtwill to explain what works and what doesn't.
The proposed agreement by Emera and Nalcor to develop the Muskrat Falls hydro project on the Lower Churchill drew applause from AIMS author Gordon Weil. However, in this op-ed that appeared in several papers around the region, Weil says there's more the region can do to improve electrical transmission.
The government of New Brunswick plans to replace Business New Brunswick with an arms-length development agency called Invest NB. AIMS President & CEO Charles Cirtwill says it's a model that has worked in Nova Scotia, and could in New Brunswick.
AIMS President & CEO Charles Cirtwill says the NB government has to do more than just say it has a financial problem, it has to provide details of how to solve it.
Published by the Frontier Centre for Public Policy, this report compares health care in the ten provinces.
Based on testimony to a Select Committee of the House of Commons, this Commentary makes the case for the free flow of electricity across provincial borders so hydro from Labrador can power homes in Toronto, not New York.
In this paper, Salim Mansur, an Associate Professor in the faculty of social sciences at the University of Western Ontario, takes a look at Canada's multiculturalism policy in light of the reality of the 21st century.
Energy issues, election fall-out, and opinion piece dominate this issue.
The agreement between Emera and the Newfoundland and Labrador government to development the first phase of the Lower Churchill hydro project is welcome news. AIMS President & CEO Charles Cirtwill explains how this is resource royalties spent well.
Research has repeatedly shown that testing and accountability in our education system improves student performance. In this op-ed, AIMS President & CEO Charles Cirtwill tells New Brunswick to get back in the habit of provincial tests.