Mike's Daily Comment
Decisions on who and what gets to be said or written is decending into mob rule and brain-washing.
If we’re going to take on more debt even when times are good, there better be a good reason tied to making the economy more productive. Pet projects and special interests don’t cut it.
U of Calgary economist, Trevor Tombe shocked the province with his projection on the size of the deficit in the coming decades if nothing changes. It’s unsustainable but is there the political will to do anythng about it.
Deja vu all over again. We’re back to the old time Liberal borrow and spend budgets – even in good times. Plus John Johnston drops by to talk what to do with your investments in today’s volatility while Ozzie Jurock cowers at the thought of new vacancy control. And don’t worry – there a great (and richly deserved) goofy.
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A Big Win in Court For Patients Who Suffer Needlessly
Posted by MoneyTalks Editor
on Monday, 26 November 2018 16:15
NDP leaders and cabinet ministers in BC have avoided healthcare waiting lists by using the Cambie Street Surgery Centre, a private clinic but have spent millions of tax dollars trying to prevent patients from doing the same. But now the BC Supreme Court has ruled against the government saying it’s forcing patients to suffer needlessly.