What’s the deal? Unions in PR battle for benefits in bad times
AIMS Executive Vice President examines some of the more lucrative perks in some union contracts in this article in The National Post.
AIMS Executive Vice President examines some of the more lucrative perks in some union contracts in this article in The National Post.
The National Post called on AIMS Executive Vice President Charles Cirtwill to provide insight of some union benefits that may need rethinking in today's economic environment.
When the NB government provided a loan guarantee to a Miramichi business, people started asking whether it was such a good idea. Reporters turned to AIMS Executive Vice President Charles Cirtwill for comment. He explained that a loan guarantee is better than a loan or an outright grant.
In this story, AIMS Executive Vice President Charles Cirtwill describes a loan guarantee to a troubled New Brunswick company as the lesser of two evils.
A proposal for an energy policy think tank in the energy hub of Atlantica may be put on hold.
A loan guarantee by the New Brunswick government to a Miramichi construction company has some politicians in the province raising questions. In this story, AIMS Executive Vice President Charles Cirtwill points out that governments should start saying no when they become the lender of last resort.
AIMS President Brian Lee Crowley was invited by the Globe and Mail to provide comment on the election of Nova Scotia's first NDP government. His response is a no holds barred critique of the province's 'old' political parties.
A Commentary that examines how empowering local schools and educators improves student performance.
This op-ed published by the Kennebec Journal in Augusta, Maine uses AIMS' research on municipal amalgamation to make its point. Geoff Harman encourages readers to review a recent AIMS' publication to make informed comment on public policy.
In this op-ed that appeared in the Chronicle-Herald, AIMS Executive Vice President Charles Cirtwill refutes claims that gas price regulations saves consumers money. He uses facts to explain how regulation costs us millions of dollars each year.