Extra billing in Canada triggers Ottawa province clash
Ottawa and the provinces reopen talks after federal Health Minister Begin backed down on a total ban, with experts debating exemptions for low income families. The dispute centers on extra charges by doctors and how controls could be negotiated across provinces.
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Ottawa language policy costs hit federal budget
Ottawa faces rising costs from bilingual services and translation under the official language policy. Critics note the program now consumes about one percent of federal spending with expenses including bonuses, translation, and immersion programs for civil servants. Supporters argue bilingual access has improved while costs lift pressures on taxpayers and budget planning.
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Haig Resigns Over Policy Rift With Reagan
President Reagan accepts the resignation of Secretary of State Alexander Haig after a policy dispute over the Yamani pipeline and Soviet relations. George Shultz is named to replace Haig, with Reagan praising Haig's service as he heads to Camp David for a weekend retreat.
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