'We can only hope that this 'it’ll do' solution to increased traffic and safety will be revisited in the near future,' writes Norm Park. skpoli
Hopefully, engineers, planners and politicians who had originally indicated this highway would be twinned, have not shelved their detailed plans unveiled about 10 to 12 years or two or three elections ago.
We must trust that government has been somewhat successful in recruiting and deploying significant rosters of talented, well-paid problem solvers and action planners who are capable of tackling more than one provincial problem at a time. We appreciate that a small portion of Highway 6 south of Regina has been expanded into twin territory so we can only hope that the ideas and plans for a legitimate twinning will catch some attention again so that the original plan can be completed.This advertisement has not loaded yet, but your article continues below.They were expected to demand more provincial autonomy and more federal funding for areas of provincial responsibility, which they did.
Health care is probably our most appreciated national service. It is also the one that virtually everyone agrees is in serious trouble. There are obvious issues with funding, staffing, role definition and unresponsive bureaucracy. More federal money so that we canTrudeau bashing is such a winning theme: premiers are tired of intrusion on what they regard as their turf.
What a pleasant surprise it would be if the premiers accepted some responsibility to raise funds, then sought advice from health care professionals in Canada and elsewhere in order to actually address the problems.as does every major city in Canada.this by throwing more tax money at it is not the solution. This is an issue that will take co-operation by all levels of government. To expect Regina taxpayers to foot the bill for homelessness is not realistic.
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