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Ontario drug funding decision leaves cancer patients disappointed, with few options

How different outlets framed the same story — bias, verdict, and framing side by side.
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Cancer patients decry Ontario’s revised drug funding rules for out-of-country coverage
Some Ontarians with Stage 4 cancer, whose doctors say they are good candidates for treatments unavailable in the province, were buoyed last month when a man won a court challenge against his OHIP out-of-country denial. But their hopes were dashed when Health Minister Sylvia Jones responded to the court ruling by changing the rules.
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