Episode 70: Vaccine lawsuit dismissed as 'outlandish.' Plus, Canada ranks 2nd-last on healthcare
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Show Notes
On Episode 70, we tell you about some tiny steps B.C. and Alberta are taking toward free trade; we discuss a new report that ranks Canada’s health care as second-last among peers, and we tell you about a vaccine mandate lawsuit dismissed for its "outlandish" claims.
Stories and cases discussed in this week's episode:
- Another expensive court loss for anti-vaccine mandate lawyer
- Dorceus v. Ontario et al., 2024 ONSC 7087
- Canada’s health-care system falls behind most peer countries: Report
- Troubling Diagnosis: Comparing Canada’s Healthcare with International Peers (C.D. Howe Institute)
- Canada: A playbook for scoring on your own goal (National Bank)
- With wine flowing between B.C. and Alberta, makers look to free trade across Canada
- Ottawa Paid $369K To Silence Critics (Blacklock's)
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