Ottawa Falls Short To Attain Contract On Health Costs

Ottawa and other provinces have failed to reach an agreement on behalf of health. $11.5 billion dollars were given by the government which was hardly spent on mental health and homes. However, the federal government has taken back that deal, following the failure in fulfilling the main aim of the government.

Minister Bill Morneau stated that they were disappointed they failed to achieve the main aim of the government. According to CBC News, Jane Philpott, health minister of Canada, said that the federal government's money could help Canadians and could make a big difference in their lives.

She said that when she woke up in the morning, she thought about all those innocent beings that were waiting for her and wanted to hear the good news from her. She was disappointed that the province authorities could not say yes to the offer and did not utilize the resources properly and in time.

The finance minister of Ontario Charles Sousa said that Bill Morneau was responsible for calling the meeting off early. They were there to set a deal; they had to come to an end. Why did everyone attend the meeting when they didn't want to negotiate or conciliate?

The provinces will go back without any money for the health care services. MacLauchlan says that the provinces has had discussions and meetings again and again and have failed. The health minister of Quebec Minister Gaétan Barrette said that no offers would be accepted until more money if put into the deal.

Before federal and provincial meetings took place, Barrette said that these are not negotiations or discussions, these are the just ultimatum. As National Newswatch says, the issues cannot be solved by a discussion of one day, more time and money will be required. Without more money, the upgrades and improvements will not be that good.