In this cover sotry in the Nova Scotia Business Journal, AIMS President & CEO Charles Cirtwill explains Nova Scotia has to do more to make life easier for small business. He points out taxes are too high in the province and the red tape too thick.
As New Brunswick prepares to swear in a new provincial government, AIMS Preisdent Charles Cirtwill looks to the past to suggest what may happen. He says it is unlikely the Tories will keep their promise not to increase taxes.
Tax incentives are a better way to stimulate the economy than handing out money. In this artcile, AIMS' Charles Cirtwill suggests if the new Tory government in New Brunswick is going to adopt any of the plans of the former Liberal government it should stick with tax reform. l
In this tongue in cheek op-ed, AIMS President & CEO explains why the Tory win in New Brunswick should be good newes for the NDP government in Nova Scotia.
AIMS President and CEO Charles Cirtwill comments on how the failed NB Power deal will play a part in the upcoming New Brunswick election.
The AIMS National Municipal Performance Report ranking cities across Canada has become a key plank in the platform for a mayoral candidate in London Ontario.
The chioce of election platforms is highlighted in this article in L'Étoile with comments from AIMS President and CEO Charles Cirtwill
The AIMS report Spend and Tax is referenced in this article regarding a freeze on property tax assesment in the Daily Gleaner.
Charles Cirtwill, President and CEO of AIMS gives his opinion of the recent report by Tim O'Neill on the future prospects of the university system in this Op-Ed from the Chronicle Herald.
A look at the recent implementation of the HST in B.C. and Ontario, the tax's economic benefits, and the flaws in our politics.