By David Zitner (AIMS Senior Health Care Policy Fellow) The latest missive from the Nova Scotia Health Authority (NSHA), sent to some doctors but not to the community at large, acknowledges the responsibility of the Health Authority for the sad state of primary care. In an April Department of Family Practice Update we see a [...]
On April 20th 2018, the Atlantic Institute for Market Studies was mentioned in an article in the Telegraph Journal discussing the Comeau case. Read the full article here: https://www.telegraphjournal.com/telegraph-journal/story/100576458
On Thursday, April 19th 2018, after the Supreme Court made the decision to uphold restrictive laws on interprovincial trade barriers, AIMS President Marco Navarro-Génie was featured on the Sheldon MacLeod show to discuss the unconstitutional ruling.
On Thursday, April 19th 2018, the Atlantic Institute for Market Studies was mentioned in a release issued by the MEI on the CISION newswire. The article criticizes the Supreme Court's decision to uphold restrictive laws and the missed historic opportunity to free the Canadian economy from its numerous trade barriers. The piece mentions the collaboration between [...]
AIMS - Press Release View this email in your browser Media Release Supreme Court of Canada Rules in Favour of Restriction, Not Rights Halifax - 19 April 2018: The Supreme Court of Canada’s ruling today to uphold protectionist restrictions on interprovincial trade is a missed opportunity to advance the Canadian economy by creating greater economic freedom as intended [...]
On Monday, April 16th 2018, the Atlantic Institute for Market Studies was mentioned in a release issued by the MEI on the CISION newswire. The article is an update on the Comeau Case (on Thursday, April 19th the Supreme Court will hand down a decision regarding interprovincial trade barriers in Canada) and mentions the collaboration [...]
By MICHAEL ZWAAGSTRA (AIMS Research Fellow) The Chronicle Herald, 19 April 2018 Troy Media, 12 April 2018 Nova Scotia doesn’t have enough substitute teachers right now. In fact, the shortage is so severe that school boards are hiring people without teacher’s certificates to fill some substitute positions. In many cases, regular teachers are being forced [...]
By MARCO NAVARRO-GÉNIE (AIMS PRESIDENT) Troy Media, 23 March 2018 Huddle, 27 March 2018 While good intentions matter a great deal, results matter most. The federal decision to impose a national carbon tax policy may be well-intentioned, but its effects may be detrimental to our economy. We’ll likely see its worst effects on New Brunswick. [...]
AIMS was referenced in an article published by the Hill Times discussing Canada's interprovincial trade barriers. Read here
On CTV News Atlantic, AIMS President Marco Navarro-Génie expressed his opinion on the outcry surrounding the "GRABHER" case. Watch here