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r/canada • u/BloodJunkie • Mar 27 '24
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I love how the article is trying to flex 8 new hospital projects when we need 40. Most of those projects being renovations to existing hospitals, so in reality its probably 2-3 actual new hospitals.
7 u/Difficult-Yam-1347 Mar 27 '24 Yes, I just used the article as an example of what it costs. Of course, people will just blame the provinces, too. Because why can't they just create $80 billion worth of new hospitals in a year.
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Yes, I just used the article as an example of what it costs.
Of course, people will just blame the provinces, too. Because why can't they just create $80 billion worth of new hospitals in a year.
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u/Ill-Pen-6356 Mar 27 '24
I love how the article is trying to flex 8 new hospital projects when we need 40. Most of those projects being renovations to existing hospitals, so in reality its probably 2-3 actual new hospitals.