NB Finance Minister Blaine Higgs is ordering a review of public-sector pension plans in the province, pledging to address the volatility the plan has faced in previous years while also analyzing its fiscal sustainability going forward. AIMS President and CEO Charles Cirtwill says the public pension review is urgent for two reasons.
The website, Social Policy in Ontario, directed followers to AIMS' paper on early childhood education, as a must-read for those interested in education and out children.
Chronicle-Herald columnist Marilla Stevenson uses AIMS' research on early childhood education to make her point in this column.
AIMS' report on early childhood education made headlines. This article explains how assistance for at risk children will benefit the economy and society in the long run.
This paper examines the choices for child care and concludes Government funding for vulnerable children is a good investment of taxpayers dollars.
Halifax – Government support of early childhood education and care programs for poor and vulnerable children is a worthwhile investment. That’s one of the conclusions of a new paper released today by the Atlantic Institute for Market Studies (AIMS). The paper suggests the poorest families receive a full subsidy, but the amount be reduced as [...]
This article in the Times & Transcript AIMS President and CEO Charles Cirtwill discusses the RCMP's goal of making the province the safest in Canada.
A new look: AIMS launches new website
In this talk to the Institute of Marriage and Family, AIMS Senior Fellow Brian Lee Crowley outlines the importance of family to both our history and our future.
Take in AIMS' event with Tom Flanagan, author of "Beyond the Indian Act".