Posted AT 7:50 AM EDT on 13/05/08
Even the redoubtable Premier Campbell struggles with health care
VANCOUVER — Call him principled, tough, stubborn, headstrong, arrogant, visionary. British Columbia Premier Gordon Campbell, when he sets his mind to something, is not easily pushed off stride.
Health care, however, has defeated him. Defeated, in the sense of the province's budget consuming an ever-larger share of government revenues.
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