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David Seymour will address the Public Section of the Saskatchewan School Boards’ Association on the vexed topic of community feedback in education. If Standardised Testing undermines the autonomy and professionalism of teachers, are there alternatives for satisfying community expectations?

AIMS' 15th anniversary dinner in Nova Scotia featured Jawed Ludin, Afghanistan's Ambassador to Canada.

Jean-Paul Rodrigue, Department of Economics and Geography at Hofstra University in New York lays bare the challenge facing the Port of Halifax in the very near term.

Are taxpayers getting a good return on the money they pay to their municipal governments? Are municipalities putting tax dollars toward infrastructure and services, or frittering it away on non-necessities while roads fall apart? Should we be demanding more from our local government?

Are workers’ rights in Canada being violated by forced membership in labour unions? With Swedish human rights lawyer Jan Södergren

National equalization expert and former Ontario Chamber of Commerce Policy Advisor David MacKinnon discusses Equalization

AIMS Breakfast Briefing with Alberta's key negotiator Shawn Robbins

AIMS answered a call to provide comment on what's called the Order Varying Telecom Decision CRTC 2006-15

The Grano Speaker Series for 2006-07

AIMS vice president Charles Cirtwill and policy analyst Bobby O'Keefe travelled to Ottawa to meet with the Senate Committee to discuss Equalization

AIMS Fellow in Public Education, Angus McBeath, delivered a presentation entitled, “Saving Our Public Schools.”

AIMS Senior Policy Analyst Stephen Kymlicka discusses the labour shortage issue

AIMS Breakfast Briefing with Larry N. Mitchell

A Breakfast Briefing with Carol Montreuil

Reaching Atlantica: Business without Borders

On 16 May 2006, AIMS gathered the leading experts on the gap in prescription drug coverage from across the country.

AIMS president Brian Lee Crowley was one of seven people invited to speak to the Cross Border Roundtable.

The 2nd annual speakers series, held in Toronto at Grano Restaurant, explores the potential and limits of the use of American power in the Middle East and the prospects of democraticization for the region. The Atlantic Institute for Market Studies has been a partner in the Grano Series since its inception.

AIMS President Brian Lee Crowley provides opening remarks and the Civitas Regional Dinner in Halifax