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1 total messages Started by plawiuk Sat, 18 Apr 1998 00:00
Stop Bill 37 the Privatization of HealthCare In Alberta
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Author: plawiuk
Date: Sat, 18 Apr 1998 00:00
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WE MUST ACT NOW ON BILL 37.
Bill 37 will allow the Alberta government to legalize for-profit
hospitals in
Alberta.  We must act quickly- The government wants Bill 37 passed
before the end of April.
Attend all or one of the following and defend public health care
against
privatization:

1) News Conference                 1:00-2:00pm, Monday, April 20
                                                      Meredith Room,
Howard Johnson Hotel

2) Legislature Committee       8:00pm-11:00pm, Tuesday, April 21
of the Whole                               Legislature, 4th Floor,
Public Galleries

3) Legislature Question           1:30pm-2:30pm, Tuesday, April 21
Period                                          Legislature, 4th
Floor, Public Galleries

Numbers count!  Pass the word on.  

Also, phone and tell the government that:
1) You are opposed to for-profit hospitals that undermine medicare
2) You want full public debate and consultation on the effects of
for-profit hospitals before Bill 37 is passed

HalvarJonson, Minister of Health or Ralph Klein, Premier
Phone: 427-3665   Fax: 415-0961          Phone: 427-2251 Fax:427-1349

228, Legislature Building                         307, Legislature
Building
Edm. AB   T5K 2B6                                  Edm. AB. T5K 2B6

To find out more about Bill 37 and the campaign to stop it go to:

The Alberta New Democrats Home Page:
http://www.junctionnet.com/~ndpab/
Or
The Alberta Federation of Labour Home Page:  http://www.afl.org/
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