Government policy debate over health care between Ottawa and Alberta.
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Updated Sep 10
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Government policy debate over health care between Ottawa and Alberta.
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Newest first. Tap a step to see who reported it.- Luanne Metz advocated for health care reform in Alberta.Sub-event
Analysis of the Canadian health care model highlights local issues and provincial tax support.1 source
Policy debate heats up as Ottawa threatens funding cuts and provinces look abroad for solutions.1 source
Federal Minister concerned about provincial health plan; CMA president opposes new health-care legislation.1 source
Policy debate regarding health care between federal and provincial governments.1 source
Federal government reduced health care transfers by 15%, prompting Premiers to demand cost-sharing.1 source
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