October 2009
Civil service defends staffing
AIMS' research on the number of civil servants per resident is generating debate in New Brunswick. AIMS incoming president Charles Cirtwill says the discussion should grow to include the question, "How many people does it take to do the job governmetn has to do?"
Canada’s future lies in its past
This review of Brian Lee Crowley's book, "Fearful Symmetry", written by Robert Roach of the Canada West Foundation appeared in the Amherst Daily News in Nova Scotia.
Go East Go West
It's the second largest harbour in the world, yet the Port of Halifax is far from being considered one of the busiest. However, its importance to the city and the region could be significant as a generator of economic growth. It needs a kick start, and now during this downturn may be just the time. In Go East Go West, John Huang reviews the routes to get goods from Asia to North America, and examines what needs to get done to make Halifax a significant link.
The Beacon – 07 October 2009
Learn about AIMS' new president, Charles Cirtwill, visit out 15th anniversary dinner, and read about Brian Lee Crowley's best selling book, Fearful Symmetry.
AIMS’ 15th Anniversary Dinner
AIMS' 15th anniversary dinner in Nova Scotia featured Jawed Ludin, Afghanistan's Ambassador to Canada.
AIMS names new President
Charles R. Cirtwill will take over from founding President Brian Lee Crowley