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Waterloo ‘shines’ as Canada’s top city to attract newcomers
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mpd618 Wrote:
Spokes Wrote:I've been arguing for a while after talking to people in the health care industry, we really need a NEW hospital. Not to keep expanding those that we already have, we need another.
I don't understand what problem this would solve.

That the expansions aren't really doing enough to stop the wait times. That currently our hospitals are overflowing. An expansion is a band-aid fix that doesn't actually solve the problem in the short or long term.
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Re: Waterloo ‘shines’ as Canada’s top city to attract newcom - by Spokes - 09-22-2014, 06:59 AM

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