GNWT and feds renew health agreement, medical travel costs unresolved
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Mandy Gull-Masty
Marjorie Michel
Rebecca Alty
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It includes a $51.2-million investment over seven years.
The ministers also announced 16 health infrastructure projects are being funded through the federal Build Communities Strong Fund.
The Government of Canada is contributing $70.2 million and the GNWT is contributing $23.4 million toward these projects.
They asserted that since the last “Working Together” agreement was signed in 2023, the territory has reduced staff vacancies by 29 percent.
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GNWT and feds renew health agreement, medical travel costs unresolved
Natasha Bulowski in Ottawa
Monday October 5, 2026 at 1:32pm MT
Federal Crown-Indigenous relations minister Rebecca Alty (centre), GNWT health minister Lucy Kuptana (left) and federal health minister Marjorie Michel at a press conference at the Sheraton Hotel in downtown Ottawa on October 5, 2026.…
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