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Pharmacare bound to be an animating issue in forthcoming federal budget

The CPP experience shows that we must also put forward constructive alternatives that respond to the needs of those poorly-served by the status quo. It isn’t enough to discourage the use of a sledgehammer. We need to pick up the scalpel.

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BY SEAN SPEER
February 4, 2019

Opinion | BY SEAN SPEER | February 4, 2019

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Pharmacare bound to be an animating issue in forthcoming federal budget

The CPP experience shows that we must also put forward constructive alternatives that respond to the needs of those poorly-served by the status quo. It isn’t enough to discourage the use of a sledgehammer. We need to pick up the scalpel.

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Pharmacare bound to be an animating issue in forthcoming federal budget

The CPP experience shows that we must also put forward constructive alternatives that respond to the needs of those poorly-served by the status quo. It isn’t enough to discourage the use of a sledgehammer. We need to pick up the scalpel.

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