Fred Hazel is the retired editor in chief of the Telegraph-Journal who has been watching New Brunswick for decades. In this column, he rationally explains the significance of the Atlantica concept to the region and suggests the opponents need to get their facts straight.
Catastrophic drug coverage, equalization, government subsidies and Atlantica are all covered in this edition of The Beacon.
This editorial in The Buffalo News points to the advantages offered by the Atlantica concept. Published after a presentation in Buffalo by AIMS president Brian Lee Crowley, the writer explains there's an opportunity that needs to be exploraed for the economic vitality of the whole region.
Think of Buffalo as a port of call instead of the end of the line. This Commentary examines how integral Buffalo can be to the Atlantica concept.
Buffalo can play an integral part of Atlantica, and that was the message delivered by AIMS president Brian Lee Crowley to the Buffalo Niagara Logistics Council. It's a concept that was easily embraced by Donn Esmonde in this article in The Buffalo News.
Reaching consensus - AIMS invites discussion through the Canadian Health Care Consensus Group; AIMS tackles the catastrophic drug coverage problem in Atlantic Canada; and the institute publishes two new papers.
In this presentation, Gordon L. Weil says the time has come to resume talks on a regional transmission rate for the Maritimes and part of New England.
In this fifth paper of the AIMS Atlantica series, author James Frost shows how the Port of Halifax could be a rail-oriented gateway port and a water-based transshipment hub. Frost says the port could be more successful by having it both ways.
Port of Halifax could be more successful by having it both ways.
It would appear the Port of New York is more and more centred in New Jersey. This article in the New York Sun explains how increasing costs is threathening the last container terminal in Brooklyn.