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2>2  Personal answerBasic drugs, yes. There must be checks and balances to prevent big pharma price-gouging and influence peddling, especially in the area of regulation.

2>2  Personal answerHidden subsidies should be scrapped and replaced with scholarships. Many University programs are not marketable and people would not pay for them when they see this. As well, Universities can have some of the largest bureaucratic largesse out there, and need to pick up their game.

2>2  Personal answerYes but show people the bill first and get reimbursed later. If people think it's free, they shirk their own responsibilities.

2>2  Personal answerYes and no. Some old forest are ripe for natural forest fires. We need replanting of varied, and strong genetic forests. This requires a managed approach, with selective harvesting, protection, and replanting.

2>2  Personal answerBusinesses should be encouraged to adopt sustainable practices, rather than exploitative ones. However, regulation also encourages work-arounds, careful monitoring, and legal challenges -- very expensive! Best to have economic incentives and disincentives -- which business can understand.

2>2  Personal answerA qualified yes. Avoid criminals, encourage skilled workers, keep numbers normalized to avoid population spikes or major demographic change.

2>2  Personal answerYes

2>2  Personal answerNo, instead of monetary funds, we should instead offer assistance in the form of education, training, and social programs

2>2  Personal answerPay landowners above market value. Use the oil royalties the restore affected lands (replant forests, animal migration causeways, etc). With these costs known in advance, the project will not be so lucrative.

2>2  Personal answerYes

2>2  Personal answerBetter to help laid off works, keep them busy, training or other work than in the streets suffering or committing crimes. An ounce of prevention is a pound of cure. As for companies, they made their money, have insurance, and often get merged or acquired by others anyway.

2>2  Personal answerQualified yes. We need to protect non-renewable resource and invest in our people.

2>2  Personal answerCurriculae should have federal, provincial, and international components; funded from provinces, federal gov, and even municipalities (think skilled trades, community work jobs, etc).