Readers discuss affirmative action programs at universities and elsewhere\u003B the pain of Canadian health care\u003B our PM\u0027s grocery bills\u003B and more
‘Bring on private health care’— Ake Blomqvist, July 4
I realize that I am one of the lucky ones; a large number of seniors are stuck on endless waiting lists with no treatment at all. It is interesting or perhaps bizarre that politicians continue to target further intensification in locations that are already groaning under the weight of unsustainable population growth.
While people tend to gravitate to areas that are deemed to be where the presumed jobs and services are, migration patterns is one area that I would advocate for more government control.
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