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Mark Holland would not say when the legislation is expected to be tabled, but has committed to meeting the end-of-year deadline in the supply-and-confidence agreement.

Mark Holland would not say when the legislation is expected to be tabled, but has committed to meeting the end-of-year deadline in the supply-and-confidence agreement.

  • WilfordGrimley@linux.communityEnglish
    7·
    1 year ago

    If anything comes of this and we get a comprehensive single payer system it will so many positive effects as we adjust over the course of a decade.

    Something that not many people consider is the effect on business owners and labour:

    business owners will have a lower overhead for their employees insurance

    Labour unions will have better bargaining power because of this cost reduction.

  • phx
    41·
    1 year ago

    Keep supporting us and we’ll keep stringing you along dangling promises for you to grasp at…

  • psvrh
    31·
    1 year ago

    Ah, so we’ll get pharmacare just after election reform, then?

    You know what? Call them on it. Trigger a confidence vote. Make the LPC decide between “Do we get donor cash because we’re the government” and “Don’t pass pharmacare”

    • Powerpoint
      6·
      1 year ago

      That would be disastrous for Canadians and better for them to work together since they’re still within the time frame. Not a good time to give Conservatives any chances whatsoever.