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| 21 hours ago by JC As parliament met, the Conservatives washed aside real consideration for the economic crisis, instead presenting an inadequate budget that did more to play partisan games than to suit Canadian needs or to develop an effective ... According to a Globe and Mail (3 December 2008) article, which included this point from University of Saskatchewan constitutional scholar David Smith. “As for the opposition parties and their coalition plan, the expert consensus is that they're ... Conserving Memory - http://www.conmem.ca/ |
| 4 Dec 2009 by Joe Kuchta a budget deficit of $56 billion this year and cumulative budget deficits totalling $164 billion by 2014; and, ▪ continuing high unemployment, at 8.6 per cent, following the loss of 400000 jobs in the past year.[Don't expect more stimulus, Flaherty says (Toronto Star, ... Records show that since the Conservatives took office in January 2006, the cost of printing has increased a whopping 69 per cent going from $5.94-million in 2005-2006 to $10.06-million in 2008-2009. ... Owls and Roosters - http://owlsandroosters.blogspot.com/ - References |
| 2 Dec 2009 A promise to boost funding for municipalities in next year's provincial budget may be sacrificed to the Saskatchewan Party government's current financial predicament. With the government already talking last week about potentially ... Leader-Post - News - http://www.leaderpost.com/news/ [ More results from Leader-Post - News ] |
| 27 Nov 2009 The report identified inter-hospital transfer fees and a lack of consistency in services across the province as areas of concern. The report also indicated that Saskatchewan road ambulance services responded to approximately 105000 calls and Saskatchewan Air Ambulance provided about 1600 flights in 2008-2009. The report findings will be considered during the 2010-2011 provincial budget. Source article – Government of Saskatchewan, 26 November 2009. top of page ... Public Safety Canada Daily Infrastructure Report - http://www.publicsafety.gc.ca/app_support/xml/... |
| 22 Dec 2009 by jeremiah There are six senators each from BC, Alberta, Saskatchewan, Manitoba and Newfoundland; 24 each from Ontario and Quebec; 10 each from New Brunswick and Nova Scotia; four from Prince Edward Island; one from the Yukon; .... 1961-1962 budget $14825000000 1970-1971 budget $20293000000 1980-1981 budget $91948000000 1990-1991 budget $377656000000 1996-1997 budget $562881000000 2001-2002 budget $511946000000 2007-2008 budget $457637000000 2008-2009 budget $458737000000 ... Cannabis Culture Magazine - http://www.cannabisculture.com/ - References |
| 29 Oct 2009 by Andrew MacLeod The Fraser Health Authority has said it will cut as many as 9900 surgeries because of budget constraints and the Interior Health Authority has cut 428 orthopaedic surgeries before the end of the fiscal year, he said. ... By 2008-2009 that was down to 13 weeks. The wait time for hip replacements decreased over the same period from 18.7 weeks to 10 weeks. Similarly, Falcon said, the number of hip and knee replacements done in the province has doubled over the same period. ... TheTyee.ca - http://thetyee.ca/ - References [ More results from TheTyee.ca ] |
| 4 Dec 2009 by calgarygrit With over a billion in debt and counting after just one year of Saskatchewan Party government, at least you'll have a candidate for next decade's poll (who said "one-term-wonder"). ... How many people remember that Bob Rae was the most popular premier in Ontario history for about seven months and the NDP was at 55% in the polls right up until April 1991 - then they brought in a budget with a $10 billion deficit, the press started dumping on him and within months the NDP ... CalgaryGrit - http://calgarygrit.blogspot.com/ - References [ More results from CalgaryGrit ] |
| 18 Dec 2009 by Garth Turner Oh, there may be hyperbole & hormones for a few months yet, but come the federal budget of 2010 – that would be in March, about 90 days from now – it looks like the hammer is coming down. This is because we've just received the clearest sign ...... If the tar sands (oh, sorry OIL sands) in Alberta were to cease operation today, there are plenty of other sources of CLEANER conventional oil right next door in Saskatchewan and North Dakota from the Bakkan formation. Plenty. ... Greater Fool - The Troubled Future of Real Estate - http://www.greaterfool.ca/ - References [ More results from Greater Fool - The Troubled Future of Real Estate ] |
| 17 Dec 2009 by Paul Sidhu Budget deficits will be lower than the peaks reached in the early 1990's relative to gross domestic product (GDP). Canada is expecting shortfalls of $38.2 billion in the 2009-2010 fiscal year and also expecting a minimum shortfall of ... Saskatchewan will see the largest growth spurt with 3.9% growth forecasted for next year and 4.6% expected in 2011 due to an up tick in demand for potash and natural gas. The province expected to see the slowest growth will be Quebec and ... Untitled - http://www.paulsidhu.com/ |
| 20 Jun 2008 ... announcement is also a clear demonstration of his government's commitment to renew the province's infrastructure - a commitment that includes the $1 billion "Ready for Growth" investment announced in 2008-2009 Provincial Budget. ... Government of Saskatchewan - News Releases - http://www.gov.sk.ca/ [ More results from Government of Saskatchewan - News Releases ] |
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