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Chronicle Journal

Location

Thunder Bay, Ontario, Canada

Date

Feb 09, 2024

Page

4

Robin Williams Press Foreman

A readable fragment mentions Robin Williams in a press foreman role. The text lacks full context but confirms a named individual associated with a press position.

Robin Williams

Canada moves to delay extending MAID to mental illness

An editorial argues Canada should not extend medical assistance in dying to people with mental illness yet. It notes rising MAID uptake, calls for better social supports, and highlights gaps in palliative care and homelessness as risks if expansion proceeds.

Canada Ottawa Joint Committee On Medical Assistance Investigative Journalism Bureau The Toronto Star Netherlands Canadian Institute For Health Information CIHI

Prime Minister urged to freeze alcohol excise as bar losses rise

Jeff Guignard of the Alliance of Beverage Licensees appeals to Prime Minister Trudeau to halt the 4.7 percent alcohol excise tax increase set for April 1. He cites inflation, rising costs, and a fragile recovery for British Columbia bars, pubs, and liquor stores, urging minister Freeland for relief to prevent worse sales, layoffs, and closures.

Justin Trudeau Taylor Swift Ms. Swift Swift Canada Chrystia Freeland Swifties Freeland Jeff Guignard Alliance of Beverage Licensees Voice of British Columbia Troy Media Troymedia.com

Public private models show promise for shorter waits

Fraser Institute analyst Mackenzie Moir argues Ontario should expand publicly funded surgeries through private clinics to cut long wait times. He contrasts Ontario delays with Australia and Saskatchewan, noting costs and access differences and urging policy shifts beyond simply spending more tax dollars.

Ford Ontario Sylvia Jones Defend Saskatchewan Saskatchewan Surgical Initiative SSI

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