Mint spends 1.4 million to conclude 20 million gold not missing
Access to Information shows the Royal Canadian Mint spent at least 1.374 million to determine the 20 million in gold was not missing. Costs exclude RCMP probe and public relations. The inquiry noted 17 514 ounces of gold misaccounted, with 1500 ounces recovered and most losses due to accounting errors.
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Health care in Canada sparks privatization debate
The writer notes Canadians live longer and infants survive better despite disparities, while private health care systems channel funds to corporate profits and lobby for privatization. The author questions the view of Canada as a lucrative cash cow for international corporations.
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