The first Beacon of 2008 provides a look at Atlantic Canada's population crunch, brings you an historic look at Atlantica through the eyes of a Globe and Mail columnist, and salutes AIMS as one of the top think tanks in the world.
Atlantic Business magazine named the top newsmakers of the year and Atlantica was named one of the top five.
Globe and Mail business columnist Neil Reynolds uses AIMS' latest Atlantica paper to explain why the concept works, and why the federal government should just let it be.
The economic integration of North America is the topic of this opinion piece by Globe & Mail columnist Neil Reynolds. The foundation of his argument is the work conducted by the chair of AIMS' Board of Research Advisors, Robin Neill.
It would appear it's not just transportation, trade & trucks that could use Atlantica for help. This story about moose shows the need for cooperation within Atlantica to protect wildlife.
Holiday greetings from AIMS.
This edition of Atlantica features articles on the benefits delivered by greater integration between the U.S. and Canada, a blueprint for fixing the North American transportation network and a paper on the history of Atlantica.
This edition of the Beacon explores issues ranging from urban development to the Atlantic Gateway to education.
Author and transportation expert Stephen Blank examines the trade corridors that extend from Canada to Mexico and enrich the North American continent.
Author Stephen Blank argues that integration between Canada, the United States and Mexico is already a reality whether or not people choose to accept it. He goes on to say that if we continue to ignore reality we are restricting our ability to meet future challenges.