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Newspaper
Chetwynd The Echo
Location
Chetwynd, British Columbia, Canada
Date
Sep 15, 2006
Page
5
A provocative letter argues Canada bears no blame for Afghan conflict, blasts U S leadership, warns against imperial policing, and claims Canadian soldiers are fighting for George W. Bush rather than Canada, while decrying allied bombing and foreign policy aims.
Leonard Krog, MLA Nanaimo New Democrat Opposition Critic, argues the Campbell government must uphold adequate legal aid despite a BC Supreme Court ruling. He says the decision rests on a narrow technical argument and ignores the moral duty to ensure fair access to courts, backed by the Canadian Bar Association's 35 000 members.
Stewart Wells of the National Farmers Union accuses MP David Anderson of Cypress Hills Grasslands of misleading farmers over grain marketing. He cites secret invitations to grain companies in Saskatoon, a closed press conference, and a pressure call from Agriculture Minister Strahl’s office as opaque tactics against the Canadian Wheat Board. The NFU urges farmers to reject moves that would end the CWB and risk $800 million annually to the western economy.
A PAUL WILLCOCKS report exposes a private broker using St. Pauls Hospital to speed MRI tests for paying patients, highlighting Canada Health Act violations and a shift toward two-tier care as BC governments tolerate private clinics. The piece notes former health minister Colin Hansen's failed bill to uphold public service and end two-tier care.
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