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Ottawa should help Nunavut with high medical travel costs, Main says
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POLITICS JUL 23, 2026 – 12:07 PM EDT
Ottawa should help Nunavut with high medical travel costs, Main says
Canada’s premiers discuss health care, looming U.S. tariffs at premiers’ meeting in P.E.I.
Nunavut Premier John Main speaks at the closing news conference of the Council of the Federation summit in Charlottetown, P.E.I., on July 22. Main says Nunavut’s high medical travel costs highlight the need for more health care services closer to home and stronger federal support. (Photo courtesy of CPAC)
By Nehaa Bimal
Speaking at a meeting of Canada’s premiers, Nunavut’s John Main said the t…
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