Federal funds outpace provinces in 20 years of health spending
An analysis of 2004 to 2028 budget data finds federal health transfers rose from 15.1 billion in 2005 to 47.1 billion in 2023, outpacing provincial health spending growth which rose 158 percent to 221.9 billion. The Canadian Press and Humber College StoryLab compiled figures amid post pandemic funding debates and shifts in transfer practices.
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Political ads sharpen labour vote split in Canada
The NDP and Conservative TV campaigns target union voters ahead of the federal election. The NDP accuses Pierre Poilievre of being a career politician who has never stood with workers, while the Conservatives promise a new era with fair pay, affordable basics, and safe neighborhoods. Labour leaders and politicians note growing union influence and demand concrete policy action.
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