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Advocacy Groups Push for CLSC Funding Increases and Bill 96 Review

1 report, 1 independent Updated Sep 22
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Advocacy groups in the Outaouais region are calling for increased funding and decision-making power for CLSC services. These calls are made while also discussing the impact of Bill 96 on primary care access. The discussion centers on the need to reinforce the role of the CLSC and improve healthcare access in the region.

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The proposals include investing in 400 primary care access points across the province over a two-term period. Funding for this expansion would reportedly come from increased taxes on the top 0.1 per cent of the population with over $25 million in assets.

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