Health Accord
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Do health care deals work? Feds overhauling data collection to help answerThe federal government is looking to create a complete picture of the system by overhauling the way Canada collects and shares health data.HealthJul 13, 2023
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No final agreement yet in Nova Scotia health care deal announced in DecemberThe health funding deal between Nova Scotia and Ottawa has not yet been finalized despite it being announced in December.CanadaMar 10, 2017
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Sask. health-care providers want more frontline care through Health Accord agreementWorkers in home care and mental health would like to see the recent funding agreement between the provincial and federal government translate to more front-line staff.CanadaJan 18, 2017
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Doctors want seniors fundingPresident of the Canadian Medical Association says the federal government must make sure healthcare professionals have the resources they need to care for Canada's aging population.NewsAug 21, 2016
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Notley focuses on carbon pricing, health care funding, free trade as premiers meeting winds downNotley said Friday that disaster relief, carbon pricing, health care funding and free trade were the biggest issues for her.CanadaJul 22, 2016
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Expect uniform approach to medically assisted dying: Jane PhilpottHealth Minister Jane Philpott tells Vassy Kapelos all Canadians will have access to medically assisted dying once a new law is passed, and Ottawa is determined to make investments in palliative care with a new health accord next year.CanadaApr 17, 2016
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Health minister Jane Philpott opens door to new accord with provincesCanada's new health minister Jane Philpott says she'll engage with provincial and territorial counterparts by next week as the Liberals seek to establish a new health accord.CanadaNov 7, 2015
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Saskatchewan advocacy group rallies for new health accordSask. Health Coalition and concerned citizens joined thousands of others from across the country, rallying for a new national health accord.HealthMar 31, 2014
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Events held to mark end of health accordPatients in some parts of the country may face bed shortages and more expensive drugs now that a health-care deal between Ottawa and the provinces has expired, an advocacy group warned Monday.HealthMar 31, 2014
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