Sun News Column: Energy discussions should be realistic
Our Sun News post discusses how municipalities should consider how natural gas can help reduce emissions.
Category: In The News
SUN COLUMN: Postponed surgeries have had tragic consequences
SecondStreet.org asked provincial governments across Canada an important health care question: How many surgeries and procedures did you postpone after COVID-19 emerged?
CTV NEWS: Postponed procedures
CTV News covered our report on postponed surgeries and procedures due to COVID-19.
FINANCIAL POST COLUMN: Municipalities have options to cut taxes
What can city halls across Canada do to help with our nation’s economic recovery? Cut spending and cut property taxes.
THE NEWS FORUM: How to cut spending and property taxes at city hall
How can city hall cut spending and property taxes? We discussed our new report with The News Forum.
FINANCIAL POST COLUMN: Dying for health reform
Our Financial Post column discusses our new ground breaking research that examines government data on patients dying while waiting for surgery.
Sun News Column: Waiting list deaths more common than we think
Colin Craig president at Second Street.org, asked 50 hospitals and health regions in Canada for data on the number of surgeries during the 2018-19 fiscal year that were cancelled as the patient had passed away.
The Chronicle Herald: Hundreds of Nova Scotians dying annually on surgery waitlists
Paige MacPherson exposes Nova Scotia’s deadly secret, hundreds of patients dying on surgery waitlists.
Calgary Sun: City hall unaware how golden its pensions are
City hall’s pensions are costing taxpayers a small fortune. Colin Craig president of SecondStreet.org and Franco Terrazzano, Alberta director for the Canadian Taxpayers Federation, investigate this issue.
Leader Post: Dying for health reform
One solution to address surgical backlogs is to keep a public health system but let private clinics provide services, writes Colin Craig president at Second Street.org
