Cities don’t need federal bailout, AIMS author concludes
Current demands can be met by costing accurately and taxing fairly
Can Business and Aboriginal Self-Government Co-Exist?
New AIMS paper says both opportunities and challenges loom for Membertou, Inc..
Legislative committee considering regulations to increase price of gasoline
Retail price support would cost Nova Scotians
Science, emotion and the public interest: Aquaculture in the news
AIMS paper investigates the role of activism on media and public opinio
New AIMS Paper Sheds Light on Relationship Between Ottawa, Cities
Conclusions run counter to big spending ideas by politicians of all stripes
Five Big Ideas: AIMS’ Roadmap for Atlantic Prosperity
Think tank seeks to inspire federal party leaders to rethink policy for Atlantic Canada
AIMS short-listed for new Templeton Awards
Atlantic Canada’s public policy think tank’ gains more international acclaim
How Smart is “Smart Growth”?
International expert challenges urban planning assumptions in AIMS’ most recent “Urban Futures” paper
The Results Are In, AIMS 2nd Annual High School Report Card
AIMS’ 2004 High Schools Report Card released in Progress magazine today shows few excellent OR failing schools in region
AIMS National and International Profile Continues to Build
Framing the Debate on Healthcare, Education and Canada - US Relations