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Canada remains without a universal pharmacare program

A universal pharmacare program could prevent disaster for many and help Canadians get access to the drugs they need. If the federal government is serious in their commitment to high quality healthcare, they will forego the damaging silence of their predecessors and work with the provinces and territories in implementing a universal pharmacare program for all Canadians.

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May 8, 2017

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