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Liberal MPs push for pharmacare, while Health minister says drug costs must first be controlled

Meanwhile, the Ontario Liberal government has announced an unprecedented, publicly funded drug plan for people younger than 25.

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Liberal MPs push for pharmacare, while Health minister says drug costs must first be controlled

Meanwhile, the Ontario Liberal government has announced an unprecedented, publicly funded drug plan for people younger than 25.

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