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Canadians are clear on pharmacare: will the government listen?

When it comes to governments making decisions about our health care system, Canadians overwhelmingly say the top priority should be ensuring access to quality care and are much less likely to list reducing government spending as their priority.

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BY LINDA SILAS
March 4, 2019

Opinion | BY LINDA SILAS | March 4, 2019

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