Column: Provinces should not rely too much on federal dollars
28-08-2026 15:00 via windsorstar.com

Column: Provinces should not rely too much on federal dollars

At a recent premiers’ meeting in Charlottetown, the premiers of Manitoba, New Brunswick and Prince Edward Island called on the federal government to split the costs of health care 50/50. For perspective, Ottawa currently covers approximately 21 per cent of total provincial/territorial health-care costs through the Canada Health Transfer (CHT). Read More
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