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Agricultural Subsidies in Canada: 1990-1999
(June 22, 2000) Agricultural Subsidies in Canada: 1990-1999
Posted in Agriculture (Rural)
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Farm lobbies spread it on too thickly
(June 13, 2000) Non-farmers — rural residents and city folk alike –are ignorant, or so leading farm groups believe. Continue reading
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Fixing health care from the bottom up
(May 16, 2000) It isn’t brain surgery. Fixing medicare only seems complicated because the health-care bureaucracy devises convoluted reforms to maintain its control over one of Canada’s largest economic sectors. Any top-down plan will inevitably be next to impossible to administer efficiently. Continue reading
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Road safety
(May 4, 2000) Next month, a coroner’s inquest will investigate one of Canada’s worst-ever highway calamities – the fiery 84- vehicle crash last September on a stretch of the 401 between Windsor and London. Continue reading
Posted in Automobile, Toll roads
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Cut Canada’s forests — or else, ‘Managed forest’ laws put small woodlot owners under the axe.
Owners of forested land throughout Alberta — from the largest multinational forest company to the individual woodlot owner — won’t be getting a property tax break this year, all because of the province’s stubborn small woodlot owners. These smallholders could have signed onto a plan to turn their private “unmanaged” forests into government-certified managed forests, as other stakeholders wanted, and pocketed the money. The smallholders just couldn’t bring themselves to do so. Continue reading
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