And he should be. |
As I read through this report, it strikes me as a real body blow to the credibility of that organization, ... It confirms our fears that it's a deeply dysfunctional organization in which basic processes of the job are not being attended to. |
Calgary and Alberta once had the best health care system probably in the world and through a combination of neglect, mismanagement, and I think deliberate sabotage, that's been shattered and there is only one point of responsibility and that is this government. |
For systematically steering their customers to the most expensive providers, |
He's getting the number way, way wrong on health care and if that reflects his true understanding of the health-care situation in Alberta, we're in serious trouble here. |
I know if I was Mr. Rice, I would resign. I think it's the only option he has, |
I think most Albertans believe this is unwise, ... While many low-income families or single parents will no doubt benefit from the funds, it's a waste to give $400 to a millionaire executive. |
I understand the document actually hit the page and I think that he really owes her the apology at the very least. |
If the government isn't to blame here, why are they settling for so much money? They need to admit blame and take responsibility. |
If there's something absolutely compelling, like a first ministers meeting, or some extraordinary other engagement, that's fine, that's part of his job, |
it feels like back-of-the-envelope policy at a billion-dollar scale. |
It surprises and alarms me because Evans is one of the more capable cabinet ministers and has sent out all kinds of messages that she supports the public health-care system. |
It's ineffective, it's misguided, it's crooked and it should be stopped. |
One day the minister is saying something, the next day the premier is contradicting her, |
She's clearly not in control of this file. |