New federal health funding set to be discussed at premiers meeting
offered in February, in exchange for provinces and territories committing to targeted reforms.
All but Quebec have accepted the funding offer, but none have submitted plans on the targets and timelines they’ll use to turn the new funding into fixes for Canada’s ailing but beloved public-health care programs. Canadian Medical Association president-elect Dr. Kathleen Ross says health care must remain at the top of the premier’s agenda at the three-day meeting.
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