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Health-care advocates push for innovation, integration, and targeted funding as Ottawa pivots to bilateral deals on health care funding

Proponents are calling on the federal government to make sizeable investments in the healthcare system and requiring funding to the provinces and territories be spent on specific areas, like home care and mental health.

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BY MARCO VIGLIOTTI
March 6, 2017

News | BY MARCO VIGLIOTTI | March 6, 2017

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