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EPISODE · Jul 17, 2024 · 24 MIN

Federal Finances, Calgary’s Water Loss Rate, and Importance of Sunscreen

from The Morning Brew with Andrew Schultz · host Corus Radio

Critics say poor government policy has led to a significant deterioration in Canada’s federal finances over the last decade. So, what would a new fiscal framework for Canada look like and how ‘plausible’ is it to expect a ‘balance’ between spending and debt? We get the thoughts of Jake Fuss, Senior Economist with the Fraser Institute. ‌Next, as we continue progress on the repairs to Calgary’s Water Feeder Main break the issue of “leaky pipes” has come to light. According to reports, Calgary’s water loss rate due to leakage is 4 times higher than it is in Edmonton. What’s behind the high water loss rate in the city and what needs to be done to remedy the issue? We tackle the topic with Brian Hahn, CEO of “BILD Calgary Region”. Finally, we’re in for some HOT temperatures over the next ten days, and if you are planning to spend any time out in the heat, you need to ensure you’re protecting your body’s biggest organ, your skin!  We get some ‘sun safety tips’ from Dr. Jennifer Guillemaud of the ‘Calgary Skin Cancer Centre’.

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