FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE: Commentary on Newfoundland and Labrador’s Protectionist Legislation
Halifax, NS/St. John’s, NL: One of the potential benefits of the multi-billion dollar Muskrat Falls project in Newfoundland and Labrador (NL) is the enhancement of the electricity grid, which is especially significant for the Island [...]
Electricity Market Integration: Newfoundland Chooses Monopoly and Protectionism
In this AIMS Commentary, Dr. James Feehan discusses Newfoundland and Labrador's decision to adopt protectionism in its energy sector.
Emera-Nalcor Deal Could Meet UARB Conditions, But Risks Remain
AIMS author Gordon Weil comments on the prospects of creating an Atlantic power pool.
The Unintended Consequences of CPP Expansion
AIMS policy analyst Shaun Fantauzzo discusses the unintended consequences of expanding the Canada Pension Plan.
Blame government for rationing care
AIMS Fellow in Healthcare Policy, Dr. David Zitner, sets the record straight on who controls our health care.
West-East Pipeline Already Flowing
Atlantic Institute for Market Studies News Release For Immediate Release West-East Pipeline Already Flowing AIMS names new President: Marco Navarro-Genie will take over from outgoing President & CEO, Charles Cirtwill Halifax, 3 September 2013 [...]
Canada’s finance minister says European economic problems keep him up at night
Finance Minister Jim Flaherty speaks following a dinner in Halifax hosted by the Atlantic Institute for Market Studies.
Canada’s finance minister says European economic problems keep him up at night
Finance Minister Jim Flaherty speaks about the global economy following a dinner in Halifax hosted by the Atlantic Institute for Market Studies.
Canada’s finance minister says European economic problems keep him up at night
Finance Minister Jim Flaherty speaks about the global economy following a dinner in Halifax hosted by the Atlantic Institute for Market Studies.
Flaherty says he’s monitoring housing bubbles in Europe
Speaking following a dinner hosted by the Atlantic Institute for Market Studies, Flaherty says the European economy is still in recession and doesn't look like it's about to "leap out."