The Fraser Institute Atlantic Dinner (previously known at the AIMS Chairman's Dinner) is an opportunity to reflect on the Institute's work and big picture issues of policy and economic importance.
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Through the implementation of a variety of activities, resources, and assignments, learn how to teach intricate topics using innovative technology in the classroom.
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The annual Dr. Harold Siebens Lecture and Luncheon will be held following the institute’s AGM and will feature a conversation with The Right Honourable Stephen J. Harper.
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Through the implementation of a variety of activities, resources, and assignments, learn how to teach intricate topics using innovative technology in the classroom.
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Free one-day student seminar with presentations from leading policy experts, Q&A, and informal discussions. Lunch is included.
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Through the implementation of a variety of activities, resources, and assignments, learn how to teach intricate topics using innovative technology in the classroom.
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Through the implementation of a variety of activities, resources, and assignments, learn how to teach intricate topics using innovative technology in the classroom.
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Come join us for a day full of informative presentations, lively Q&A and discussion. Registration is free for students.
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The annual Dr. Harold Siebens Lecture and Luncheon will be held following the institute’s AGM and will feature historian and author Conrad Black, former Canadian High Commissioner to the U.K. and B.C. Premier Gordon Campbell and former Prime Minister Brian Mulroney (Mr. Mulroney will be joining virtually).
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This graduate seminar-style training program teaches journalists how to use an economic lens to analyze policies in Canada and around the globe. Some policy issues are dauntingly complex, and while economic reasoning doesn’t guarantee that the issues can be resolved, it nonetheless provides a powerful tool for critical thinking. The ability to determine opportunity cost, identify incentives, and predict resulting behaviour will help journalists set aside the emotion surrounding policy issues and discuss current events clearly.