The Fraser Institute Atlantic Dinner (previously known as the AIMS Chairman's Dinner) is an opportunity to reflect on the Institute's work and big-picture issues of policy and economic importance.
Events
Our Events
The Fraser Institute hosts a wide range of speakers, seminars and workshops at venues across Canada to promote vibrant discussions of public policy and educate people about economic issues.
Register for Explore Public Policy Issues webinars, featuring engaging presentations about the most critical issues of the day.
These programs are hosted over a series of modules that will provide you with the tools you need to teach economics in your online classroom.
Uncover the foundational concepts that shaped economic thought throughout history through Adam Smith, Schumpeter, Nozick, Hayek, Hume, and John Stuart Mill.
Free one-day student seminar with presentations from leading policy experts, a Q&A period, and informal discussions. Light breakfast and lunch are included.
Uncover the foundational concepts that shaped economic thought throughout history through Adam Smith, Schumpeter, Nozick, Hayek, Hume, and John Stuart Mill.
Free one-day student seminar with presentations from leading policy experts, a Q&A period, and informal discussions. Light breakfast and lunch are included.
Free one-day student seminar with presentations from leading policy experts, a Q&A period, and informal discussions. Light breakfast and lunch are included.
Free one-day student seminar with presentations from leading policy experts, a Q&A period, and informal discussions. Light breakfast and lunch are included.
Beyond the Basics offers teachers the opportunity to delve into advanced economics topics and to explore innovative ways of teaching economic topics such as elasticity, externalities, exchange rates, fiscal policy, and price stability.