Several reforms to this system were suggested by the Romanow commission, including asking Infoway to create a database. Certain provisions of this system were challenged in the Chaoulli case, and so-called P3 institutions are only partially within this system. Emmett Matthew Hall chaired two commissions responsible for developing and reforming it. A smaller version of this program was launched by Woodrow Lloyd after Baron Taylor negotiated the end of a strike; that program was developed by (*) Tommy Douglas. This program was launched when the HIDS act was extended by the government of Lester Pearson, who wanted it available to people "irrespective of their ability to
Several reforms to this system were suggested by the Romanow commission, including asking Infoway to create a database. Certain provisions of this system were challenged in the Chaoulli case, and so-called P3 institutions are only partially within this system. Emmett Matthew Hall chaired two commissions responsible for developing and reforming it. A smaller version of this program was launched by Woodrow Lloyd after Baron Taylor negotiated the end of a strike; that program was developed by (*) Tommy Douglas. This program was launched when the HIDS act was extended by the government of Lester Pearson, who wanted it available to people "irrespective of their ability to pay". For 10 points, name this single-payer system which runs facilities like the Ottawa Hospital.
Several reforms to this system were suggested by the Romanow commission, including asking Infoway to create a database.