Falling Fast:
Atlantic Canada’s population crunch coming sooner and harder.
Atlantic Canada’s aging population and expected labour shortages
This blog uses AIMS' extensive research on demographics and the impact of our aging population to make its point.
Don’t get too excited about September’s unemployment numbers
The latest economic forecast looks good for New Brunswick. The latest job numbers paint a province in recovery mode. AIMS incoming president Charles Cirtwill suggests it may be a little early to be forecasting a economic about-face.
Canada’s future lies in its past
This review of Brian Lee Crowley's book, "Fearful Symmetry", written by Robert Roach of the Canada West Foundation appeared in the Amherst Daily News in Nova Scotia.
The Beacon – 07 October 2009
Learn about AIMS' new president, Charles Cirtwill, visit out 15th anniversary dinner, and read about Brian Lee Crowley's best selling book, Fearful Symmetry.
Shovels in the shifting ground
Columnist Alec Bruce uses a quote from AIMS incoming president Charles Cirtwill to make his point in this article on the economic stimulus programme.
Save one job – and kill how many more?
When workers from Alberta arrived in Saint John to work on the LNG plant, local workers protested saying the jobs should go to New Brunswickers. AIMS Executive Vice President Charles Cirtwill was asked to provide an op-ed on the topic. In this piece he draws on previous work by AIMS that shows local-first policies hurt everyone.
Everything that’s old is new again
Calgary Herald columnist Nigel Hannaford reviews the latest book by AIMS founding president Brian Lee Crowley.
The Beacon – 09 September 2009
It's your invitation to AIMS' 15th anniversary dinner, a review of what Canada's founding fathers really wanted, and an analysis of whether unions meet today's needs.
Capital city to host conference
AIMS President Brian Lee Crowley and Executive Vice President Charles Cirtwill join experts from across the country as panellists at the annual conference of the Institute of Public Adminisitration of Canada.