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|    The reality of electing a Conservative g    |
|    03 Sep 19 12:40:41    |
              > "Greg Carr" wrote in message       > > Kenny's investigation into who's funding the anti-oil pipelines,              On September 3, 2019 Stealth Tuba wrote:       > That's long-time Conservative Crazy Pants stuff. Back in the day, Harper       > used the Canada Revenue Agency as his personal weapon to audit environmental       > groups. Tides Canada Foundation passed with flying colours.       >       > Kenny is wasting Alberta tax-payer money on his partisan "war room".              He spends it on court cases, appeals and ads attacking anyone who opposes his       agenda. And this is where he takes the money from... increased tuition fees       for colleges & universities; lower wages for public service employees; and       pay-for-medical-care        through private facilities.              Wow. Is that 'working for the average Albertan', or what?       ________              CBC News·Sep 03, 2019              MacKinnon panel urges legislated salaries for public sector workers, higher       tuitions              Cut operating budget by $600M a year and 'substantially reduce' capital       spending, panel says              The six-person panel, led by former Saskatchewan finance minister Janice       MacKinnon, was asked in May by Premier Jason Kenney to look at ways to get       Alberta's finances under control. The report was delivered to the United       Conservative Party government in        mid-August.              The blue ribbon panel's report on Alberta's finances is recommending salaries       for public sector workers be legislated, private clinics be allowed to perform       day procedures and that the freeze on post-secondary tuition be ended.              The panel concluded that Alberta's teachers, physicians and nurses are better       compensated than their colleagues in British Columbia, Ontario and Quebec.              Cut education spending, pay MDs less              The report says legislated salary levels can be used in "exceptional       circumstances." MacKinnon says Alberta's current situation applies.        ^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^       __________________________              Elect a Conservative government . . . start paying through the teeth for       services that your taxes used to pay for.               --- SoupGate-Win32 v1.05        * Origin: you cannot sedate... all the things you hate (1:229/2)    |
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