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A lot went into this film - you don't want to miss it!

Sorry to hear this, it's been a pleasure doing interviews with hosts like Rick Zamperin.

Really cool project coming up - in the middle of shooting here in Ireland. SecondStreet.org doesn't hold off on travelling around the world to get the stories on how Canada can make health care better!

We're just about to get started at the Prescriptions for Health Reform forum! A great turnout - we'll have pictures and highlights as the day goes on!

Higher home heating bills? Thank the carbon tax. The average household in Manitoba will pay $318 more this winter to heat their home because of the carbon tax. MORE: winnipegfreepress.com/opinion/analys…

I'm lactose intolerant of this dairy cartel.

Pretty cool place.

We've just introduced Debbie's Law! Debbie's Law will: 🔹 Require health authorities to notify patients when life-saving care cannot be provided within the medically recommended timeframe 🔹 Offer patients information about out-of-province care when waits in Manitoba are too

Video interview with Dom Lucyk of SecondStreet.org. Interior Health waitlist deaths on the rise, but correlation does not imply causation For a sixth straight year, the number of people who died while on Interior Health’s (IH) waitlist for surgeries or diagnostic work rose.

Another work from the big, beautiful brain of Bacchus Barua!

Here's a great way to help address the health care staff shortage: convince doctors and nurses to stay in the country! Paula Iturri and Dom Lucyk went to Windsor and Detroit to find out how.

You might have heard people say that patients in Canada should only have one health care option – the government's system – because allowing private options would harm the public system. Thus, you may languish in pain on a government waiting list – or even die – but it will be

I'm getting a new job title, BTW - this position is about half of the duties from my current position. Splitting it up to make more time for other projects! So, if you apply and are hired... you'll still have to deal with me.

Thank you for highlighting this particular piece of civic pride. Regina-style is the greatest and no other city comes close (though you can still get it in Saskatoon, Swift, etc.) Check out Trifon's or Sparky's next time!

Finally, Saskatchewan is not the only sane province. When will the rest of you give up on fiddling with the clocks for no reason?