FCPP Grades SK High Schools
Rural schools seem to be faring better than city schools in a report from the Frontier Centre for Public Policy and the Atlantic Institute for Market Studies.
Discussing Western High School Report Card
Audio: AIMS Report Card on Western Canadian High Schools is discussed. David Seymour, Senior Policy Analyst with the Frontier Centre for Public Policy was interviewed by Garth Materie on CBC Saskatchewan's Blue Sky.
Discussing Manitoba’s missing education data
Audio: AIMS Report Card on Western Canadian High Schools is discussed. David Seymour, Senior Policy Analyst with the Frontier Centre for Public Policy was interviewed by Marilyn Maki of CBC Winnipeg on Noon Hour.
Discussing AIMS Report Card on Western High Schools: Improve education through informed conversation
Audio: AIMS Report Card on Western Canadian High Schools is discussed. David Seymour, Senior Policy Analyst with the Frontier Centre for Public Policy was interviewed by Rob Carnie on 800CHAB's The Heartland at Noon.
Regina high schools rank mid-pack and lower based on new marking system
The Atlantic Institute for Market Studies (AIMS) and the Frontier Centre for Public Policy on Monday released their first Report Card on Western Canadian High Schools, which ranks high schools from Manitoba and Saskatchewan based on the AIMS model, which has been used in Atlantic Canada for almost a decade.
Unneeded Secrecy
While Saskatchewan was happy to hand over data on school performance, including average marks for schools, Manitoba Education Minister Nancy Allan refused to provide basic data to the Atlantic Institute for Market Studies, which recently completed a report card on high schools in Saskatchewan and Manitoba.
‘That’s progress, as they say’
The people of Melford, NS, have seen many proposed projects fail. AIMS President Charles Cirtwill would like to see the proposed container terminal project go ahead.
University funding: Just a matter of market economics?
University funding is discussed by the Halifax Chamber of Commerce and AIMS President Charles Cirtwill, who encourages bursaries, loans and debt relief.
Five steps to fiscal sanity
In light of the New Brunswick government passing a new budget, AIMS President Charles Cirtwill reccomends clear understanding that the population is in decline. He suggest five steps to fiscal sanity.
How Canada’s ‘haves’ get had
Kevin Libin references James Buchanan talk with AIMS - federal transfers were a good idea, but have gone bad due to the incentive structures within politics.