Quebec’s ailing health-care system
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More than 20 per cent of Quebecers currently don’t have a family doctor
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Category: Eye on Quebec
Health Canada’s new food labelling makes no sense
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Canadians will soon be warned of excessive fat, sugar or sodium. But exemptions make the rules illogical
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Time to let principals run our public schools
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The primary job of the principal is to improve the results of a single school, not a district
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$2 billion(!) payment to dairy farmers all about politics
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The Trudeau government is raiding our Covid-19 starved pockets to send $36 from each of us to rich dairy farmers
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The compelling case against universal child care
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The Quebec system offers an opportunity to dive deeply into outcomes. The results aren’t promising for children
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Lockdown hysteria defies COVID-19 reality
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Given that infections don’t by a long shot equal hospitalizations, civil libertarians are rightly sounding warning bells
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It’s time Canada stopped protecting its dairy industry
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Governments tend to forget about consumers when managing supply. Open trade to more cheese and challenge our farmers
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Trudeau delivers another blow to energy, mining sectors
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Plan requiring projects to describe how they will achieve net-zero emissions may not even be feasible
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Fracking can lift the Maritimes out of economic doldrums
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Maritime provinces and Quebec should be developing their resources now as natural gas prices recover
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Canada’s foreign oil imports: $477 billion since 1988
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Canada is an energy superpower that still imports billions of dollars in foreign oil and that won’t change any time soon
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Bombardier the poster child of pork-barrel cronyism
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Instead of picking winners and losers, federal and provincial governments should step back and let markets work
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