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Park hosts pensioners' play area
Must Read: Jack Layton’s speech: Health care & Canada’s prosperity gap
If you have about 10 minutes, I encourage you all to read this, and tell your friends. It's rivoting and I think demonstrates an important message of "connecting the dots" on NDP platform.
Tommy Douglas - Medicare Speech Excerpts (1979)
I've decided to repost a pretty important speech from Tommy Douglas; there will be more to come so stay tuned.
A letter to Mrs. Priddy, Mrs. Charlton, and Jack: Peoplecare
This was written after reading this release:
NDP motion to include free drugs and dental for those 65 and over
Dear Mrs Priddy, Mrs. Charlton, and Jack
I'm writing in response to the recent move to afford free dental-care to seniors. Bravo. I think Jack had expressed it quite well in the elections that with ailing and struggling seniors, the whole society feels the repercussions. I'm young, however I hope dearly that my parents will not face their senior years with worry, or disparity. It is said that one of humankind's major developments was called "the grandparent revolution". This leap forward occurred thousands of years ago, and allowed two things: parents to establish a fixed domain, so they could explore and gather while the grandparents cared for the children. It also inaugurated an era of culture with the grandparents now able to teach and influence their young.

