Saskatchewan Liberals Push for State Health Insurance Plan
The Speech from the Throne is expected to back cash relief for public works. Saskatchewan Liberalism promotes a state medicine system with health insurance funded by contributions, aiming to extend government health services while preserving non state doctors. The Leader-Post supports a contributory model over “free” state services.
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Saskatchewan Health System Seen as Municipal Focus
The Regina Leader-Post explains that Saskatchewan already has a state medicine system, or state medi cine, with legislation in the Liberal government era providing for municipal doctors and municipal hospitals.
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Upturn in Canadian business noted by Bank of Nova Scotia
The Bank of Nova Scotia reports a broad upturn in May 1938 with sustained growth across Canada. Construction rises alleviate unemployment while exports, especially lumber and base metals, improve. Maritime provinces, British Columbia, Ontario, and Quebec see better activity in lumber, pulp and paper, and dairy regions face purchasing power limits. Hog and butter prices rise while prairie construction falls, notably in drought areas.
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Democracy at Risk in Canada Says Blackstock
G M Blackstock argues democracy is threatened by rising boards and commissions that erode judicial independence and citizen rights. He cites the Pipe Line Act and the Debt Adjustment and Workmen’s Compensation acts as examples, calling for public awakening and an independent judiciary.
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Immortal Burns Celebrated by Scottish Nation
A Burns Supper recalls Robert Burns as a poet of democracy and humanity. Speakers praise his universal appeal, honesty, and love of freedom, noting his impact on Scottish identity and his enduring message of brotherhood and compassion.
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