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Time is right for health-care advocates looking to make an impact on budget 2022, say lobbyists

The supply and confidence agreement between the Liberals and the NDP has created a 'longer runway' for advocacy on long-term projects, according to consultants.

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BY JESSE CNOCKAERT
March 28, 2022

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Time is right for health-care advocates looking to make an impact on budget 2022, say lobbyists

The supply and confidence agreement between the Liberals and the NDP has created a 'longer runway' for advocacy on long-term projects, according to consultants.

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