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Tommy Douglas wins the election and becomes the leader of Saskatchewan
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Labour government establishes a universal health care scheme as part of its post-war Welfare State
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Andrew Brewin encourages Canadians to vote for mediacre
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Canadian citizens discuss the topis of medicarw and the possiblity of it in Canada
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the Liberal government proposes a plan that would make Ottawa pay 50 per cent of the costs of hospital care
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Saskatchewan's Medical Care Act becomes law. But the doctors took advantage of the healthhcare scheme and went on strike
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Replacement doctors are threatened by medicare opponent
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Medicare opponents from around Saskatchewan gather at the provincial legislature in Regina as the doctor strike peaks
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many programs examine why it is that Saskatchewan doctors are opposed to medicare in 1962.
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People are worried as they discuss the ups and downs of medicare
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The doctors os Saskatchewan are not in stike
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A doctor discusses a shortage of health care professionals.
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The federal government begins to study the possibility of making a new medicare experiment
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Justice Emmett Hall makes the case for national health care to Farm Forum listeners.
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Canadian mediacre becomes a law
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Justice Emmett Hall is asked to revisit Canada's health-care system and report on its ups and downs
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Canadians react to Emmett Halls speach
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Todays medicare is a major improvement on medicare in the past and its all because of Tommy Douglas inventing free health care to all Canadians