To get the money, provinces have to keep their health spending at current levels and agree to work with the government on data sharing.
“There is no doubt that any new health-care spending and investments, we will accept,” she said.Article content
Quebec Premier Francois Legault said the deal was “disappointing,” but acknowledged it was a step forward. Duclos said his focus now is moving the deal into something more concrete and ensuring the dollars can actually flow to where they will do the most good.Article content “Healthcare is broken and the federal government is broke after eight years of Justin Trudeau,” he said.
Doris Grinspun, Chief Executive Officer of the Registered Nurses Association of Ontario said there was a lot to like in the deal and she believes it will do a lot to improve health care on the ground.Article content
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