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Some better uses for $120,000,000: a.) a public hospital; b.) a contribution to curing cancer; c.) a public university, especially in engineering and in the sciences; d.) public housing projects, especially in San Francisco and in Vancouver; e.) public power plants such as a hydro-electric dam on the Fraser River, east of Mission/Abbottsford, and Chilliwack, BC; f.) maybe a few new atomic power plants, some new coal-fired power plants, or a few new natural gas-fired power plants in California and British Columbia; g.) a donation to begin full national health insurance in America; h.) funding an effort to lower the rate of infant mortality in Mississippi; i.) expanding Canada's Medicare Program to adequately cover British Columbians, just like the rest of Canadians are covered now; j.) running the drug dealers and Hell's Angels out of British Columbia; k.) drilling for oil up and down the West Coast of North America, especially offshore of Los Angeles; l.) improving the roads in British Columbia and doubling the speed limits, everywhere; m.) develop British Columbia's lignite coal beds; n.) to drill the oil in the Peace River District near Ft. St. John and Dawson Creek; o.) fund another water de-salinization plant in San Diego/Tijuana; p.) stock the food banks with food; q.) approve and service more land quicker, for affordable homes on large lots; r.) build water aqueducts in California; s.) construct a bridge between Vancouver and Victoria; t.) hiring more than just one doctor for general practice in Victoria; u.) opening public medical clinics in Victoria and throughout British Columbia; v.) getting new leadership & new thinking in the Legislature in B.C.
LEAN FORWARD
Some better uses for $120,000,000: a.) a public hospital; b.) a contribution to curing cancer; c.) a public university, especially in engineering and in the sciences; d.) public housing projects, especially in San Francisco and in Vancouver; e.) public power plants such as a hydro-electric dam on the Fraser River, east of Mission/Abbottsford, and Chilliwack, BC; f.) maybe a few new atomic power plants, some new coal-fired power plants, or a few new natural gas-fired power plants in California and British Columbia; g.) a donation to begin full national health insurance in America; h.) funding an effort to lower the rate of infant mortality in Mississippi; i.) expanding Canada's Medicare Program to adequately cover British Columbians, just like the rest of Canadians are covered now; j.) running the drug dealers and Hell's Angels out of British Columbia; k.) drilling for oil up and down the West Coast of North America, especially offshore of Los Angeles; l.) improving the roads in British Columbia and doubling the speed limits, everywhere; m.) develop British Columbia's lignite coal beds; n.) to drill the oil in the Peace River District near Ft. St. John and Dawson Creek; o.) fund another water de-salinization plant in San Diego/Tijuana; p.) stock the food banks with food; q.) approve and service more land quicker, for affordable homes on large lots; r.) build water aqueducts in California; s.) construct a bridge between Vancouver and Victoria; t.) hiring more than just one doctor for general practice in Victoria; u.) opening public medical clinics in Victoria and throughout British Columbia; v.) getting new leadership & new thinking in the Legislature in B.C.
LEAN FORWARD
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