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Campaign promises to continue increasing healthcare transfer payments to provinces

Tough choices are coming as to how provincial governments are going to pay for the delivery of health care in the future—a discussion that critics say has largely been absent from the campaign so far.

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BY MARK BROWNLEE
April 18, 2011

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