Wow what a week it’s been --- and I’m talking about the weather ---
it’s probably been the biggest news story in the past seven days. That aside, there has been much going in and
happening in the world of BC politics.
If you missed some of these stories, or would like a refresher, well
read on …
An opportunity to enact real health-care reform
An opportunity to enact real health-care reform
… the 2004 health accord did nothing to improve access to medical
services or help governments attain a sustainable level of health spending …
may have worsened the health-care landscape in Canada … failed to create any
incentives for provinces to introduce meaningful reforms … simply relied on the
feds to bail them out with more cash …
… following widespread criticism of its operations, the BC governmental
organization that provides services for disabled adults will receive a $40
million funding hike … Christy Clark … acknowledged it fell short of the $70-million
some critics, including client families, have called for …
- You can read the BC Government media release by clicking HERE
… once national director of the Young Liberals of Canada. Forget her
work for a federal Liberal cabinet minister. Disregard how she used to trash
Harper on her radio show … all just her caterpillar phase … has emerged from
her cocoon as a glorious Conservative butterfly … that’s the message Clark
hopes will get through to angry voters flocking to John Cummins and the B.C.
Conservative party …
