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Health care workers see Abortion--Refusal to assist

Health Department

    >>Advertising see Government advertising--McKim Advertising Ltd.
    >>Building healthy communities strategy, First Nations, 16133
    >>Children's Bureau, elimination, $100 million saving, Reform Party position, 7090
    >>Drugs Directorate and Medical Devices Bureau, Auditor General 1994-95 report, recommendations, government action, qu., 14550-1
    >>Employment, nepotism, regional director hiring daughter, o.q., 12251-2
    >>Establishment, name change, mandate, 16130-7, 16150-67, 16221-36, 16253-68, 16304-15, 16328-37
    >>>Legislation see Department of Health Act (Bill C-95)
    >>Laboratory centre for disease control, 16132, 16162
    >>Operating expenditures, $1 billion, 11333-4
    >>See also Gasoline/automotive fuels--Additives, MMT; Health care--Public opinion Milk--Production stimulant; Senior citizens--Government programs and services; Tobacco/cigarettes--Packaging and labelling

Health insurance (Medicare)

    >>Alberta, 13348
    >>Canada Health Act principles, 11329, 17621-2
    >>>Accessibility, o.q., 4348
    >>>Canadian value, 17622
    >>>Enforcement, 11416
    >>>Government commitment, Throne Speech proposal, 11, 180, 557-8, 5932
    >>>>Budget, Feb. 22/94, statement, 1711
    >>>>o.q., 3649, 3704-6, 3832, 4390-1
    >>>Maintaining, 11362, 11419
    >>>o.q., 10617-8, 14534
    >>>Provincial jurisdiction, erosion, Established Programs Financing factor, 666-7
    >>>Reform Party position, o.q., 16614
    >>>Review, o.q., 12116
    >>>S.O. 31, 3152-3
    >>Condition, decline. 11867
    >>Costs
    >>>Efficiency, 145-6, 783-4
    >>>Patent drug legislation, impact, 11307-9
    >>>Population, aging, impact, S.O. 31, 16731
    >>Deductibles and co-insurance, adopting, utilizing income tax system, etc., 11908-11
    >>>United States examples, 11910-1
    >>Dental services, not covered, 11903-4
    >>Established Programs Financing, transfer payments to provinces, 13242-3
    >>>Budget, Feb. 22/94, no changes, 1711, 2069
    >>>Budget, Feb. 27/95, measures, impact, 10169-72, 10344-5, 10440-1, 11329, 13221
    >>>>And previous two budgets, 12100-1
    >>>>o.q., 10267
    >>>Maintaining federal funding level, 666, 5932-3
    >>>>o.q., 4580
    >>>Reductions, impact, 628-30, 783, 1125
    >>>>o.q., 3568
    >>>>Provinces, different systems, 12101
    >>>See also Canada Health and Social Transfer; Health insurance (Medicare)--Canada Health Act principles
    >>Expenditures
    >>>Abuse factor, 667
    >>>Deficit spending, impact, 667
    >>>Increase since 1991, 667
    >>>>o.q., 20-1, 99-100
    >>>Public awareness, providing receipts to users, 666
    >>Extra billing, 11873, 11891, 11906
    >>>Alberta, British Columbia initiatives, contrary to universality principle, Health Minister Marleau reaction, o.q., 3567-8, 3651, 4348, 4391
    >>>British Columbia, 11906
    >>Federal role, inefficiency factor, 630
    >>Funding
    >>>Capability, o.q., 17440
    >>>Federal level, o.q., 15974
    >>>Long-range plan, lack, 11399, 11591
    >>>Tax dollars and premiums, 13249
    >>Government commitment, 17622
    >>Insured services
    >>>Provinces delisting, 11847
    >>>Review, 4967, 11328
    >>>>o.q., 2541, 10266-7
    >>>See also Health care--Core services
    >>Liberal Party position, S.O. 31, 12336
    >>Liberal Party role, establishment, etc., 17622
    >>National unity, relationship, 11858-9
    >>Portability, outside province/country, 11858, 11860-2, 11872, 11874, 11877, 11890, 11905, 12055
    >>>Ontario Health Insurance Plan cut-back, o.q., 3832
    >>Premiums, provinces charging/not charging, 11894
    >>Private insurance, 11865, 11868, 11894, 11907
    >>Provinces dismantling, 11591
    >>Quebec inventing, 11866
    >>Reducing, 10449, 10544
    >>>o.q., 99-100
    >>Reform Party position, 188, 666, 10501, 11907
    >>Saskatchewan Co-operative Commonwealth Federation government initiating, 11849, 11866, 11900
    >>Saving, campaign, Canadian Health Care Coalition, CAW retirees, Congress opf Union retirees, S.O. 31, 17231
    >>Significance, 242, 3851, 13254
    >>See also Canada Health Act; Health care passim; National Medicare Day

Health plans

    >>Employer contributions, taxing proposal, 742-3, 1548, 1772
    >>See also Income tax--Employer-paid health benefit

Health promotion tax see Tobacco/cigarette smuggling--Government strategy

Health Standing Committee

    >>Order in Council Appointments Subcommittee see Health Standing Committee--Reports, Second
    >>Reports
    >>>First, (Towards Zero Consumption, Generic Packaging of Tobacco Products), 5618
    >>>>Dissenting minority report, 5618
    >>>>g.r., tabled, 7991
    >>>Second (Order in Council Appointments Subcommittee report), 6444-5
    >>>Third (1995-1996 main estimates), 13054
    >>>Fourth (Towards Holistic Wellness: The Aboriginal Peoples), 14544
    >>>Fifth (Controlled Drugs and Substances Act (Bill C-7)), 15813
    >>>Sixth (estimates, 1995-96 supplementary (A)), 16670
    >>>Seventh (Department of Health Act (Bill C-95)), 17296
    >>>Eighth (A Study of National AIDS Strategy: Report of the Subcommittee on HIV-AIDS), 17286
    >>Travel, authorization, Ms. (Milliken), agreed to, 10196-7, 17250
    >>See also Health care--Aboriginal peoples; Tobacco/cigarettes--Advertising ban--Packaging and labelling, Plain

Healy, Ross see National debt--Elimination

Hearing Awareness Month

    >>Hearing, protecting, public, educating, S.O. 31, 4464, 12482, 12589

Hearing impairment

    >>Veterans, recognition of hearing loss resulting from military service, 12555, 12605

Hearsay evidence see Justice system--Trials

Heart Institute see University of Ottawa Heart Institute

Heart Month

Heart research see International Society for Heart Research

Heavy logistic vehicles see Defence equipment

Hébert, Hon. Senator Jacques (L--Wellington)

    >>References see Quebec sovereignty referendum (1995)

Heed, Chern see Pearson International Airport--Terminals 1 and 2, Privatization

Heimbecker, Joan see Murder

Helicopters see Bell Helicopter; Defence equipment; Mining industry--Russia; Search and rescue--Canadian Armed Forces helicopter

Helms-Burton bill see Sugar industry--United States

Hemodialysis equipment see Health care

Hemp see Marijuana

Hemphill, Stephen

    >>Death, Canadian Coast Guard helicopter crash, S.O. 31, 10071-2

Henderson, Merritt G.

    >>Mississauga Hospital president, retirement, S.O. 31, 3041

Henderson, Maj Robert see Search and rescue--Canadian Armed Forces helicopter crash

Hendrie, Chris see Education--Canadian Mathematics Olympiad team

Henteleff, Yude

    >>Manitoba citizenship citation recipient, tribute, S.O. 31, 10657

Henwood, Major Bruce see Croatia--Canadian Armed Forces Peacekeeping troops

Hepatitis B see Canadian Red Cross--Blood recall

Hepatitis C see Blood

Herbicides see Migratory birds--Populations, Pesticides

Herbs see Drugs and pharmaceuticals--Legislation

Herbs and spice market see Agricultural research

Heritage see Canadian heritage

Heritage buildings see Housing--Renovations

Heritage conservation districts see Environment--Maitland, N.S.

Heritage Day see National Heritage Day

Heritage Front Affair see CSIS--Informant, Security Intelligence Review Committee

Heritage rivers see British Columbia

Heritage tourism initiative see also Canadian Heritage Department

Heritage Vision '95

    >>Parry Sound--Muskoka constituency, tribute, S.O. 31, 11290

Hermanson, Elwin (REF--Kindersley--Lloydminster)