Ottawa retaliates with own health ad

Article Abstract:

The governments of Ottawa and Ontario are engaged in a battle over the future of the health care system which includes competing marketing campaigns. Ottawa's federal government has launched a new $2 million television ad campaign that proposes national health care reform.

Health aspects, Ottawa, Ontario

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n.(Summit of the Americas)

Article Abstract:

The Canadian government, which is the host of the Summit of the Americas, has announced it will provide $126 million for new health care and poverty projects throughout the Western hemisphere. The announcement was made by the Canadian International Development Agency.

Administration of General Economic Programs, Trade Negotiations, Conferences, meetings and seminars, Finance, International trade, Poverty, Canada. Canadian International Development Agency, Summit of the Americas

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Alliance supports two-tier health care

Article Abstract:

The Canadian Alliance is urging the federal government to adopt a two-tiered approach to health care. The strategy would broaden the flexibility of provinces while allowing private medical clinics a greater role in the universal health care system.

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