AIMS confirms the population trends
Blogger Ed Hollet uses AIMS latest paper on demographics to re-enforce his point.
Population crunch a problem and an opportunity: Think tank
AIMS' paper on the shrinking population and shifting workforce drew the attention of girlworks, an e-magazine for 'thinking' girls. It highlighted one finding of the paper, An Economic Future with Smaller Numbers, that women make up a higher percentage of the workforce than forecast just a decade ago.
Report predicts rapid population loss in Nova Scotia
The Metro provides a brief overview of AIMS' latest paper on the demographic shift.
Le nombre de travailleurs en baisse dans l’Atlantique
The forecast of a drop by 100,000 in New Brunswick's population made headlines in that province and focussed attention on AIMS' latest research on demographics, An Economic Future with Smaller Numbers.
N.B. population could plummet: think-tank
AIMS' latest paper, An Economic Future with Smaller Numbers, took the headlines in New Brunswick. For that province the population is shrinking much faster than first projected.
Shrinking population growing problem in Atlantic Canada: think-tank
AIMS' latest paper on the shifting demographics of Atlantic Canada gained headlines across the region. This story from The Canadian Press appeared in several papers and on new websites.
Falling Fast:
Atlantic Canada’s population crunch coming sooner and harder.
Sale may face regulatory challenges
This op-ed by AIMS' author Gordon Weil points out there may be some regulatory concerns about the sale of NB Power to Hydro Quebec. He also suggests the province should maintain some control.
Energy hub still on track: Keir
The potential sale of NB Power to Hydro Quebec has people wondering what happens to the province's paln to be an energy hub. AIMS president Charles Cirtwill says that's still doable, but cautions the success may still rest with the details of the sale.
Hard times for trade unions: When other jobs are being cut, public takes out anger on strikers
AIMS' recent Commentary on trade unions by incoming president Charles Cirtwill is used by The Economist magazine for this story about the future of the union movement. The magazine story was republished in The Chronicle-Herald.