Tony Bislimi explains how the education establishment embellishes international results. Michael Zwaagstra's ten-part series on education is featured on AIMS blog Straight Talk! AIMS Communications Officer Paige T. MacPherson criticizes 'equal opportunity' hiring policies in Canadian politics in AIMS blog post "Thank you sir, but I don't need your seat." Bill Black explains how Haligonians can reduce their commute.
In this commentary, AIMS Senior Fellow Brian Lee Crowley argues that Canada needs a well-equipped military in order to get to the table where global decisions are made.
In this commentary, AIMS Senior Fellow Brian Lee Crowley suggests Canada strengthen its relationship with the United States by being an equal trade partner and ally.
In this commentary, AIMS Senior Fellow Brian Lee Crowley writes that the premature speculation in the media about a Canada-US agreement on a continental perimeter border has triggered over-the-top reactions.
In this commentary, originally published in Atlantic Business Magazine, AIMS Board Chair John Risley suggests a common sense approach to reducing greenhouse gases.
UK schools are taking tips from Alberta's education system, so why aren't other Canadian provinces? AIMS President Charles Cirtwill explains the politics behind the inaction.
In this Letter to the Editor posted in the Cape Breton Post, AIMS President and CEO discusses Nova Scotias investment into three competing terminal projects.
Take in AIMS' event with Tom Flanagan, author of "Beyond the Indian Act".
It's the second largest harbour in the world, yet the Port of Halifax is far from being considered one of the busiest. However, its importance to the city and the region could be significant as a generator of economic growth. It needs a kick start, and now during this downturn may be just the time. In Go East Go West, John Huang reviews the routes to get goods from Asia to North America, and examines what needs to get done to make Halifax a significant link.
AIMS' 15th anniversary dinner in Nova Scotia featured Jawed Ludin, Afghanistan's Ambassador to Canada.