Confederation … Air-Shed Quality … Hunting … First
Nations Health and Wellness … and Taxes – we covered all of that and so much
more. But, as always, its Day Seven, and
here are the Top 10 most read stories of the week:
#10 Aaron Gunn:
It continues a trend of this government pursuing
ideological resolutions over straightforward, common sense results
#9 FELDSTED:
Quebec
recognized the incremental incursion of
federal governments on provincial subjects and stood up for
herself. We see the results of ensuing negotiations
#8 FRASER
INSTITUTE: Canada
has not recently tried to simplify the tax system and has demonstrated little
concerted effort at regulatory reduction or simplification
#7 FELDSTED:
Central Canada has circumvented the ethics of
confederation through a series of grants and supports, to
Ontario and Quebec, which are not available elsewhere
#6 DAN
ALBAS: Our
federal Privacy Commissioner Daniel Therrien confirmed that his office will be
investigating this leak of confidential information
#5 STEVE
FORSETH: Ultimately a new Airshed Management Plan would help
to restore public confidence that local air quality is a priority
#3 ALAN
FORSETH: Maslow’s
Theory of Needs indicates that needs lower down
in the hierarchy must be satisfied before individuals can attend to needs higher up
#2 ALAN FORSETH with notes from Government of
BC: In many communities there are a percentage of youth
who are not connected to services, mental health supports,
education, the health care system, family justice -- the list goes on and on.
And
finally, in the number one spot comes a post from BC Liberal MLA Doug
Clovechok, on hinting. A story that
jumped all the way to the top in just one day.
#1
DOUG CLOVECHOK: As
my Dad would say, ‘By virtue of the
fact that we are hunters, we are conservationists’.
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