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“A re-elected Liberal government will […] [c]ontinue work to build a national monument in Ottawa to honour residential school survivors and all the children who were taken from their families and communities.”

“A re-elected Liberal government will: Undertake a comprehensive strategic policy review of government programs. Unlike past exercises that were driven by cost-savings or deficit reduction objectives, this continuous process will examine how effectively each major program and policy is doing in meeting the biggest challenges of our time, including: achieving net-zero emissions by 2050”

We will establish and support 30 community care clinics that offer local, collaborative care from a variety of health professionals in one place and provide dedicated non-clinical staff and administrative support to these clinics to ensure healthcare providers are focused on patients, not paperwork.

[…] Our government will require that all new schools, hospitals, long-term care homes, and other public buildings have modern air filtration, heating, and cooling systems, following ASHRAE 241. For existing infrastructure, we will add suitable air filtration and cooling units

“Plans for the new [Windsor-Essex] hospital include the transfer of 68 acute mental health beds to Hôtel-Dieu Grace Healthcare”

“[A] re-elected PC government will build a new hospital for the people of Windsor-Essex”

“The CAQ government will set up the Santé Québec agency […] Santé Québec will be responsible for managing operations and implementing the Health Plan following strategic directions from the ministry of health and social services. […] Decisions will be made by experienced managers with operations closer to what’s going on at street level. The decision-making process will be more flexible, more responsive, and more efficient, to the benefit of all concerned, patients and staff alike.”

“A re-elected CAQ government will demand] that the federal government increase the level of its unconditional contribution on a per capita basis to their overall healthcare costs through the Canada Health Transfer (CHT) from 22% to 35%. Going forward, the federal government’s contribution should be maintained through an escalation mechanism that reflects the 6% average annual growth in provincial healthcare spending.”