Category Archives: Cities

Return of the ‘zombie’

Posted on August 7, 2002 by Other News Sources

(August 7, 2002) It is regrettable that Rise of a ‘Zombie’ (July 31), Lawrence Solomon’s response to our peer-reviewed paper analyzing medical savings accounts in the Canadian Medical Association Journal (July 23), resorted to ad hominem attacks rather than dealing with the real policy issues raised. Continue reading →

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Medical Savings Accounts live

Posted on August 7, 2002 by Other News Sources

(August 7, 2002) In a sound publicly funded medical savings account system, Canadians would recieve annual health allowances based on their age and sex as well as their medical condition. Continue reading →

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Rise of a ‘zombie’

Posted on July 31, 2002 by Other News Sources

(July 31, 2002) Put yourself in the shoes of Raisa Deber, a professor of health policy at University of Toronto and one of the medical establishment’s leading strategists and defenders of medicare as we know it. Continue reading →

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Citizens left out of Campbell Citizens’ Assembly and Carr Initiative

Posted on July 1, 2002 by urbanrenaissanceinst

(July 1, 2002) With a system which under-represents minorities and ensures that the right-wing vote will never split again, right-wing ideologues could continue running this province as a private feifdom. Continue reading →

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Visionary architects versus the bureaucrats

Posted on April 9, 2002 by Other News Sources

(April 9, 2002) William Thorsell, CEO of the Royal Ontario Museum, doesn’t need to fuss much about staying this side of the law. Continue reading →

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