Health talks feel like Groundhog Day
Even with a Liberal-friendly group of premiers, don’t expect a big fix this fall.

MONTREAL—A bit more than a decade ago, Canada’s first ministers struck what they grandly billed as a health accord designed to “fix medicare for a generation.” Twelve years and billions of public dollars later, new players are headed back to the negotiation table this fall.
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