As you know...this is Denis Losier who protested against the hospital cuts in the North Shore. Denis and his brother died last week in a tragic accident!!!! My deepest sympathy to his family!!!
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On the subject of budget and money Carl Davies writes for Telegraph and below are his comments about the legislative session which just ended. Bernard Lord has so far turned $216 million for gas tax and child care because his politics got in the way. We must be very rich province that Premier has the attitude that “who cares for $216 million let me earn my political brownie points first and funds can wait.” It is alarming the way this man is screwing the province. __________________ From Telegraph Journal “Not much to show for long, hot session CARL DAVIES PROVINCIAL POLITICS
Also dying on the order paper was the Tories' legislation guaranteeing a large percentage of the federal gas tax rebate would go to rural communities. The transparent play for rural voters was a non-starter for the feds, and today the deal that would bring $116 million to the province remains unsigned.
Problems with Ottawa, while not a function of the legislature, have haunted the Tories this session. The gas tax still needs to be signed, as does a child care agreement that would also bring $100 million into the province.”
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On the subject of budget and money Carl Davies writes for Telegraph and below are his comments about the legislative session which just ended. Bernard Lord has so far turned $216 million for gas tax and child care because his politics got in the way. We must be very rich province that Premier has the attitude that “who cares for $216 million let me earn my political brownie points first and funds can wait.” It is alarming the way this man is screwing the province.
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From Telegraph Journal
“Not much to show for long, hot session
CARL DAVIES
PROVINCIAL POLITICS
Also dying on the order paper was the Tories' legislation guaranteeing a large percentage of the federal gas tax rebate would go to rural communities. The transparent play for rural voters was a non-starter for the feds, and today the deal that would bring $116 million to the province remains unsigned.
Problems with Ottawa, while not a function of the legislature, have haunted the Tories this session. The gas tax still needs to be signed, as does a child care agreement that would also bring $100 million into the province.”
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