The Life Sciences Industry of Tomorrow: Healthy Canadians, Healthy Future Pamela C. Fralick President, Innovative Medicines Canada The life sciences are innovating at an unprecedented pace, is government policy keeping up or holding us back? The Atlantic Institute for Market Studies, in collaboration with Innovative Medicines Canada, is proud to present The Life Sciences Industry of Tomorrow: Healthy Canadians, [...]
AIMS and Labour Watch host Swedish Human Rights Lawyer Jan Södergren, entitled It's a Human Right: No forced union membership or dues for politics.
Angus McBeath, AIMS Fellow in Public Education Reform: Edmonton Public Schools - Strengthening Student and Parent Choice and Accountability for Results
AIMS on Campus is kicking off its first speaking tour in the Maritime provinces Monday, March 26th to Thursday, March 29th. The tour features award-winning teacher and author Michael Zwaagstra, who will talk about his book, What’s Wrong With Our Schools (And How We Can Fix Them).
Join AIMS for a special luncheon featuring insights from Bank of Canada Governor Mark Carney, June 21st at the Cunard Centre.
As a consequence of the last federal election, Dion suggests that several new realities have emerged. These new realities raise serious questions regarding the future of our political life in Canada.
Join us as we welcome the Treasury Board and Minister for FedNor Tony Clement for a Breakfast Briefing titled Sustaining the Recovery; An update by Minister Clement on Canada’s effort to find $4 billion in savings for taxpayers
On Monday, March 28, 2011, the Atlantic Institute for Market Studies (AIMS) helped to facilitate a grassroots initiative to improve our education system.
AIMS recent speaking tour on public education, featuring Michael Zwaagstra, author of What's Wrong with our Schools?...and how we can fix them (2010) was extremely well received with all audiences.
This event celebrating AIMS' 15th Anniversary featured former Governor Jeb. Bush uses his successful experience in Florida to provide tips on improving public education.