The Beacon – 12 April 2010
Join AIMS and former Florida Governor Jeb Bush to talk education in Moncton and read tips for taxpayers in this edition of The Beacon.
Does Halifax need another container terminal?
AIMS President & CEO Charles Cirtwill says he is in favour of a proposal new container terminal for Melfrod in Nova Scotia, but only it if is completely privately funded.
Carry on this Revolution
This Commentary from Australia is a lesson to us all in the need for public accountability and public reporting in our education system.
Snide’s Remarks column: North deserves value-added jobs
This editorial in The Daily Press in north Ontario uses AIMS research material to talk about regional development and mining.
School’s Out, Again: Why “throw away” schools days hurt students
Educator Paul Bennett looks at lost teaching days in Atlantic Canadian schools and provides evidence of how those lost days hurt our
N.S. chose pricier bids for rural web
AIMS President & CEO Charles Cirtwill points out in this story that government needs to be transparent and accountable. He says information on contracts awarded by the government are paid for by taxpayers, and they should know the details.
Former Fla. governor to speak in Moncton
News that former Florida Governor Jeb Bush is the special guest speaker at AIMS' 15th anniversary dinner in New Brunswick, made headlines around the province.
Bush coming to New Brunswick
Halifax – The Atlantic Institute for Market Studies (AIMS) is pleased to announce that former Florida Governor Jeb Bush is the special guest speaker at its 15th anniversary dinner in Moncton in June.Billed as the Education Dinner, the title of the evening is Choice Works: Educating our way to self-sufficiency. The dinner will be held [...]
Review, Streamline & Reform:
The Atlantic Institute for Market Studies (AIMS) today released a paper that provides tips for the Nova Scotia government in its quest to balance the books.
The devil was, indeed, in the details
When the deal to sell NB Power to Hydro Quebec fell through, the Telegraph Journal called AIMS President & CEO Charles Cirtwill to provide an opinion piece.