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Monthly Archives: February 2011
The Mysterious Wedge
Like the proverbial eagle, the 2011 Budget has landed—with less hoopla than expected. Yes, the $39 billion budget came with a $3.4 billion shortfall but it left health services intact. This was a wise decision on the part of the … Continue reading
FOIP
On Valentine’s Day while others were buying chocolates for that special someone, I was brooding about the new Alberta Health Act. I can’t shake the feeling that the underlying purpose of this legislation is to slide Albertans down the path … Continue reading
Darwin’s Finches
Last year when the Health Minister was struggling to explain how the government was going to approach activity-based healthcare funding he said something truly brilliant. He said the government was making improvements and “As for whose idea it was, it … Continue reading
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Remember those silly math games we played as children—what’s 1 plus 1? Two? No silly it’s 11! As children these games were quite amusing, but as adults they’ve become tiresome. The PC’s should bear this in mind when they make … Continue reading