The special AIMS Luncheon with Bank of Canada Governor Mark Carney is 60% sold out, Picard on Health- Mixed Medicine and Messages, Robing Peter to Pay...Peter? Financial Reality is Needed in Maritime Canada, An Atlantic Canadian Perspective on the Drummond Report, AIMS is looking to hire a Research and Operations Manager, the AIMS on Campus Student Fellowship Application Deadline Extended, AIMS in the Media.
Nova Scotia Universities: Constrain or Release? The special AIMS Luncheon with Bank of Canada Governor Mark Carney is now 75% sold out. Less Government, not Less Governments. Home of the Brave? National Coalition launched to offer alternatives to transfers. Introducing AIMS Summer Policy Intern, Alanna Newman. AIMS in the Media.
Europe is stagnating, rebalancing the global economy between debt and growth is stalled, and the public taxpayer should not have to pay for private banking excesses, Bank of Canada Governor Mark Carney said.
BOC Governor Mark Carney, speaking at an AIMS event in Halifax, Nova Scotia, reiterated that he may raise interest rates as the economy continues to move toward full output.
The government’s latest move to tame the mortgage market will support the “long-term stability” of the housing market and guard against economic risks posed by excessive borrowing, BOC Governor Mark Carney said at an AIMS event.
Atlantic Canadian premiers are looking to cooperate on purchasing so they can save money, but AIMS President Charles Cirtwill doubts the commitment of the premiers to saving with bulk purchasing over the long run.
AIMS Board Chair John Risley suggests that ‘occupiers’ are missing the point: capitalism has resulted in more wealth creation, social programs and increased opportunity than any system yet.
AIMS President Charles Cirtwill and others offer insight as to how new Conservative EI policy will affect Atlantic Canadians, on CBC Information Morning.
AIMS' idea of giving federal equalization payments directly to individuals, instead of provincial or municipal governments, has some merit, according to CBRM Mayor John Morgan.
A talk by AIMS Senior Fellow Brian Lee Crowley to the Ottawa Economics Association on the transformation occurring within Canada and its impacts for the size and nature of government.