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Date: 2012-08-31 10:58:22
Government
Canada
Welfare
Politics
Canada Health and Social Transfer
Economy of Canada
Government in Canada
Medicare
Social programs in Canada
Welfare and poverty
Healthcare in Canada
Federal assistance in the United States

The2 199.5Budget and Block Fndin.g Report by the National Council of Welfare

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