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Conservative Senator Kelvin Ogilvie

Conservative Senator Kelvin Ogilvie is chair of the Senate Standing Committee on Social Affairs, Science and Technology.

Without a national approach for measuring outcomes, federal health investments are unsustainable

Universal, publicly funded health care has long been Canada’s sacred cow. Canadians are proud of it, and a significant amount of taxpayer money is

Opinion | BY CONSERVATIVE SENATOR KELVIN OGILVIE | May 8, 2017

Without a national approach for measuring outcomes, federal health investments are unsustainable

Opinion | BY CONSERVATIVE SENATOR KELVIN OGILVIE | May 8, 2017

Universal, publicly funded health care has long been Canada’s sacred cow. Canadians are proud of it, and a significant amount of taxpayer money is

Without a national approach for measuring outcomes, federal health investments are unsustainable

Opinion | BY CONSERVATIVE SENATOR KELVIN OGILVIE | May 8, 2017

Universal, publicly funded health care has long been Canada’s sacred cow. Canadians are proud of it, and a significant amount of taxpayer money is

Without a national approach for measuring outcomes, federal health investments are unsustainable

Universal, publicly funded health care has long been Canada’s sacred cow. Canadians are proud of it, and a significant amount of taxpayer money is

Opinion | BY CONSERVATIVE SENATOR KELVIN OGILVIE | May 8, 2017

Without a national approach for measuring outcomes, federal health investments are unsustainable

Opinion | BY CONSERVATIVE SENATOR KELVIN OGILVIE | May 8, 2017

Universal, publicly funded health care has long been Canada’s sacred cow. Canadians are proud of it, and a significant amount of taxpayer money is

Without a national approach for measuring outcomes, federal health investments are unsustainable

Opinion | BY CONSERVATIVE SENATOR KELVIN OGILVIE | May 8, 2017

Universal, publicly funded health care has long been Canada’s sacred cow. Canadians are proud of it, and a significant amount of taxpayer money is