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Taking on Ottawa, Ontario Health Minister Keith Norton, left, tells reporters yesterday a proposed federal crackdown on extra-billing could undermine (...)
Taking on Ottawa, Ontario Health Minister Keith Norton, left, tells reporters yesterday a proposed federal crackdown on extra-billing could undermine (...)

Taking on Ottawa, Ontario Health Minister Keith Norton, left, tells reporters yesterday a proposed federal crackdown on extra-billing could undermine (...)

Date1/9/1984
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Original Toronto Star caption: Taking on Ottawa, Ontario Health Minister Keith Norton, left, tells reporters yesterday a proposed federal crackdown on extra-billing could undermine the province's ties with its doctors. His Alberta counterpart, David Russell, right, called Ottawa's move a sledgehammer approach.
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