Communications consultant and former AIMS research director Ian Munro explores the antiquated rules that govern Canada's communications sector. He calls for a complete overhaul and makes strong recommendations on how to bring the regulatory regime into the 21st century.
Why Canada’s antiquated communications rules need reconnection.
As speculation mounts that Quebec Hydro is going to buy NB Power, AIMS incoming President Charles Cirtwill has a warning. He says while New Brunswick should privatize the utility, selling it to another province's crown corporation would not be good for New Brunswickers.
This review in the Western Standard heralds Brian Lee Crowley's book "Fearful Symmetry".
This columnist on CBC encourages people to read Brian Lee Crowley's new book, whether you agree with his theories or not.
Calgary Herald columnist Nigel Hannaford reviews the latest book by AIMS founding president Brian Lee Crowley.
News that Shell is closing some low volume gas stations in New Brtunswick revives the discussion about gas price regulation. In this sotry in The Daily Gleaner, AIMS Executive Vice President Charles Cirtwill explains regulation does not save stations from closing.
In this op-ed that appeared in the Chronicle-Herald, AIMS Executive Vice President Charles Cirtwill refutes claims that gas price regulations saves consumers money. He uses facts to explain how regulation costs us millions of dollars each year.
Advice from the New Brunswick liquor commission to wine suppliers to boost prices is soundly criticized in this news story. AIMS executive vice president Charles Cirtwill points out it is an example of why the government monopoly should be privatized.
This op-ed appeared in the Telegraph-Journal in response to the commentary, AIMS research manager, Bobby O'Keefe wrote on gas price regulation in New Brunswick.