Drugs and money

Article Abstract:

The estimated $4.3 billion cost of a national drug plan for Canada is one reason that Health Minister Allen Rock has been slow to implement a plan. The national government is not in a fiscal position to finance pharmacare and home care programs, and the provinces have little interest.

Social policy, Prescription drug plans, Home care services, Pharmaceutical policy

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Sorry, game over: Canadian software firms fall victim to fierce competition

Article Abstract:

The most popular computer games are on CD-ROM, and the Canadian software industry is having a difficult time keeping up with competitors. Games have become more sophisticated, with many costing $1 million and up to two years to produce.

Computer software industry, Software industry, Computer games, Competitions

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