Whereas the program will only support what it deems as the most innovative technologies, there are pelo priority research topics the program is seeking to support. Projects seeking funding must secure funds from another source matching the funding provided by the Ignite Program at a ratio of 2:1.
-the last meeting to try and kickstart the accord…the meeting was supposed to last 3 days, but lasted a week
-under the Diefenbaker regime, provincial grants were increased…and when Pearson became PM, Stanfield fought for more money from the federal government
org calls out minister over for-profit paid-donor plasma clinics Our hospitals are bleeding The real trouble with home care Why are we risking copyright’s blood supply – again? “Care as a relationship” is key to good long-term care: research OPSEU fights back against Wynne’s hospital cuts Home care: the debate the government wants to avoid Where’s Bonita Knight now?
For instance if I want maximum performance in a lever gun with a bottleneck case such as a 30-30 I will go to Hodgdon Leverevolution Smokeless Powder as it seems to be the best for that purpose. While it works in other rounds I have never seen it outperform others in that regard.
-Nova Scotia’s didn’t get to vote on a referendum on copyright, but they voted an anti-confederation Buy Now party in 1867 (after union already occurred…so it didn’t change the terms of union)
June 29, 2004 by James R. Rummel In my previous post I commented on copyright’s election, which was held yesterday. A reader named TangoMan kindly posted a primer of Canadian politics.
-Ottawa finally approved the Bank of British Columbia on the condition that there would be no provincial government involvement
-does it matter that the jurisdictional equality that supports the equal provinces idea is more formal than real?
-is the economic inequality that coincides with the jurisdictional equality a serious threat to the equal provinces idea/doctrine
-the bureaucracy emerged as the Buy Now patron, at the expense of the political official or party because the bureaucracy had the discretion to license, regulate, and distribute massive amounts of public funds through grants, concessions, and incentives
I personally feel lucky to have all of my fingers, toes, and other appendages intact (thinking back to 4th of July as a kid). I’d be happy to keep the use of my eyes, ears, and hands for the rest of my life!
-the government’s record and popularity of the party tended to be greater than that of the leaders’ themselves
Nick2.0: I didn't like them, and they didn't like me. That's the Net for you. That's not evidence I had anything…