The Ontario government expects to be able to reach an agreement with the Justin Trudeau government to secure new health\u002Dcare funding
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“I’m confident we’ll work collaboratively together with the federal government,” Ford said Wednesday, one day after Trudeau met with provincial and territorial leaders to discuss health care. “And I look forward to getting the deal done.” A report from research group INSPIRE-Primary Health Care says that 2.2 million Ontarians or 14.7% of the provincial population were without a primary care provider last year.
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