Idle No More Debates Aim and Image in Canada
Commentary questions the Idle No More movement. It notes varied demonstrations, calls for transparent chiefs salaries, and dispute over the Navigable Waters Act. The piece discusses how leadership and policy coherence affect public sympathy and outcomes.
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Idle No More insights on Indigenous governance and elders
The piece argues for reform of the Indian Act and local empowerment for reserves, noting the Idle No More movement raises awareness. It contrasts elder traditions with modern needs such as universal health care and education, urging retention of good practices and discarding harmful ones.
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Manitoba Doctors Question Health Care Coordination
A survey of Manitoba primary care physicians finds weak coordination of care and limited practice improvement incentives. Only 20 percent are notified when patients go to the emergency department, far below Canada 30 percent and top nations. Manitoba lags in specialist communications and preventative support, highlighting systemic inefficiencies despite high overall spending of 5.5 billion Canadian dollars in 2012.
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