Hepatitis C compensation motion defeats opposition
The Canadian Taxpayers Federation notes that the opposition motion to compensate Hep C victims failed, pushing affected individuals toward court battles. The piece links this to fiscal concerns, AG Desautels 1998 report findings, and criticisms of Defence spending and tax policy while urging accountability from government.
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Feds
Hep- C
Hep-C
Auditor General
Denis Desautels
Letter to editor rebuts Mardon insinuations on Manitoba nurses
Vera Chernecki, president of the Manitoba Nurses Union, defends Health Care in Manitoba report from front lines against Harry Mardon’s insinuations. She asserts the study, conducted last fall and released at the annual meeting, reflects grave health care conditions and patient safety, not political aims.
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Cipient
NHL
House Committee
Canada
Mintz
CTF
Walter Robinson
Manitoba
Manitoba Nurses’ Union
Charleswood
CBC/Free Press
Sovereignty debate fuels Quebec questions and Canada fears
A reader column publishes Paul Therrien’s sovereignist answers arguing for full powers for Quebec’s National Assembly while warning of years of negotiations and potential conflict post yes vote. Criticism from readers predicts violent fallout between camps and stress on dual citizenship and currency disputes.
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National Assembly of
Quebec
National Assembly
North America
Paul Therrien
Paul
Fred
Canada
Allen Dunsmore
Dauphin
Therrien
Bul Therrien
Pauls
Con
Supreme Court
Roc
Quebec-Canada
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Defence
Ment
The
Winnipeg
Paul Martin
Mardon
Harry Mardon
MNU
Tray Vera Chernecki
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ED McGu
Inness
Young Sovereignist
Wade
Russell
Angusville
R.M
P.M.U
McMurray Realty
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