A group of advocates, health workers, union representatives and others gathered in downtown Ottawa Thursday vowing to fight the Ontario government’s plan to expand surgeries and procedures in private clinics. Read More
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'Privatization is not the solution': Advocates vow to fight expansion of surgeries to private clinics
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