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‘I think action is going to be taken’: stakeholders still awaiting big moves on scrapping racism in health care

A year out from Joyce Echaquan's death and a comprehensive B.C. report on anti-Indigenous racism in the health-care system, there has been some movement with government-led dialogues, and funding commitments.

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