This is the transcript of a speech made by Maine Governor John Baldacci during a trip to New Brunswick. It explains recent trade and energy agreements between New Brunswick and Maine as well as how they contribute to furthering Atlantica
This Telegraph Journal article explains the importance of the Atlantica energy partnership, as discussed by Maine Governor John Baldacci, during a speech to the Saint John Board of Trade.
Maine Governor John Baldacci’s visit to New Brunswick and his desire to see increased ties within Atlantica are the subject of this article. It explains that Governor Baldacci has, according to Maine Senator Beth Edwards, done more to promote the partnership than any governor in the past 20 years.
This article about possible Maritime union discusses political co-operation within Atlantica and draws on AIMS immigration paper, Give a Plum for a Peach: Chinese business immigration to Atlantic Canada.
New Brunswick and Maine are taking steps toward deeper integration as highlighted by Governor Baldacci’s recent visit to the province. This article from the Telegraph Journal discusses that visit and its significance for Atlantica.
Talk of Atlantica, trade corridors, and power projects were just some of the topics highlighted during a visit to New Brunswick by Maine Governor John Baldacci.
In this article from the Telegraph Journal AIMS acting President Charles Cirtwill explains why it is unlikely a single government for the Atlantic provinces would result in reduced spending.
AIMS most recent paper, Give a Plum for a Peach: Chinese business immigration to Atlantic Canada is highlighted in this Halifax Daily news article. It underlines the crucial immigration policy solutions explored in the AIMS paper and their impact on population decline and investment in the region.
AIMS research paper on immigration made headlines around the region. This article in the Halifax Chronicle-Herald outlines such recommendations as better promotion of Atlantic Canada to potential immigrants in China.
AIMS' paper Give a Plum for a Peach: Chinese Business Immigration to Atlantic Canada is featured in this Telegraph-Journal article. AIMS acting president Charles Cirtwill was called upon to explain the changes necessary to immigration policy to make the region more attractive to much-needed new residents.