Welcome once again to Day Seven ... a look back at the most read commentaries of the week ... including a couple that go back to the previous week. A couple of our regulars, John Feldsted and Adam Olsen, come in with multiple commentaries (3 and 2 respectively) ... and as always, a multitude of topics made the week interesting. Let’s get underway ... here’s number ten and the first of three from John ... #10 ... FELDSTED -- Blaming the drug makers is not reasonable if we made no effort to ensure supply continuance ( August 9 th ) ... Health Canada was asleep at the switch. It knew the patents were expiring. It could have contracted for a continuing supply or even oversupply. Blaming the drug makers is not reasonable if we made no effort to ensure supply continuance ... #9 ... Our federation is built on the constitutional principle that the provinces have the better understanding of local circumstances to make policies that are best suited...
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