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New report recommends making pharmacare permanent with annual funding as progress on bilaterals remains stalled

Interim NDP leader Don Davies says the feds must continue negotiating deals with provinces and territories under the pharmacare law passed last year.

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December 1, 2025

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Liberal budget on course for royal assent, election may not be until 2027, say strategists

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The implementation bill for the 2025 budget is making its way through the House and Senate, and at least one more opposition day will be held before the fall supply period ends on Dec. 10.

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The implementation bill for the 2025 budget is making its way through the House and Senate, and at least one more opposition day will be held before the fall supply period ends on Dec. 10.

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