Health ministers agree on improving health care, but premiers holding out: Duclos cdnpoli
Manitoba Premier Heather Stefanson said Wednesday the federal minister’s comments were “inaccurate.”
She said Canadians are tired of “federal games” and repeated the premiers’ request for a meeting with the prime minister. “We welcome further details of a federal proposal to anchor and advance substantive dialogue and meaningful progress,” the premiers wrote in a joint letter to the prime minister as part of a meeting request.Trudeau reiterated his stance on the negotiations and health care in general Wednesday on his way into the final House of Commons question period before the holiday break.
“We’ll be there with investments, but we need to make sure that they’re helping Canadians get family doctors, end up off wait lists and into treatment.”
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