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Regina MLA, Marjorie Cooper, encourages Canadian women to support a national health insurance plan that includes the mentally ill. - Radio, 4:15
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June 6, 1957
An appeal to Canada's women on health plan
Radio
4:15
A burden removed or a Communist plot? A 1949 radio dramatization examines popular opinions for and against a national health scheme for Canadians. - Radio, 4:22
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Jan. 26, 1949
Canadians ponder the Welfare State
Radio
4:22
- Radio, 8:42
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Sept. 7, 1980
Canadians react to Emmett Hall's health services review
Radio
8:42
- Television, 31:47
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July 22, 1962
CBC's Close-Up looks at the Saskatchewan Doctors Strike Part 1
Television
31:47
- Television, 25:34
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July 22, 1962
CBC's Close-Up looks at the Saskatchewan Doctors Strike Part 2
Television
25:34
Health services for all.  We are asking the question how and when?  This is the topic for discusussion on tonight's Citizen's Forum. - Radio, 29:00
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Dec. 15, 1955
Citizens' Forum discusses the possibility of medicare
Radio
29:00
Justice Emmett Hall, whose 1964 report on health care in Canada set the groundwork for our national medicare system, discusses his follow-up report in 1980. - Radio, 4:10
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Sept. 7, 1980
Emmett Hall on Canada's health-care system in 1980
Radio
4:10
Justice Emmett Hall makes the case for national health care to <em>Farm Forum</em> listeners. - Radio, 29:00
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Nov. 2, 1964
Farm Forum: A national health plan
Radio
29:00
My grandfather's legacy is being bloodletted, warns actor Kiefer Sutherland at a medicare rally. - Radio, 4:11
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April 17, 2000
Kiefer Sutherland fights for medicare
Radio
4:11
CBC reporters spread out across Canada to assess how ready the country is for the introduction of national medicare. - Television, 5:03
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Dec. 25, 1967
Medicare becomes Canadian law
Television
5:03
Opponents of the government's medicare scheme rally before the legislature during Saskatchewan's doctors strike. - Television, 5:47
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July 11, 1962
Medicare gets a rough ride in Regina
Television
5:47
- Radio, 7:09
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June 2, 1949
Ontario's CCF encourages Canadians to vote for medicare
Radio
7:09
- Television, 2:11
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July 29, 1964
Provinces worry medicare will stretch resources
Television
2:11
Since Tommy Douglas helped usher in Canada's medicare system in 1967, it has earned the envy of the international community. Many Canadians see free public health care as the hallmark of what Pierre Elliott Trudeau called "The Just Society." Yet, as the medicare debate has proven, it's a system that is not without its flaws or opponents.
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Topic spans: 1944-1980
The Birth of Medicare
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9 television clips
9 radio clips
Saskatchewan's CCF Premier, W.S. Lloyd, and Dr. E.W. Barootes of the Saskatchewan College of Physicians and Surgeons offer their opposing views on centralized medicine. - Television, 2:08
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July 22, 1962
The pros and cons of medicare
Television
2:08
Supreme Court Justice Emmett Hall describes the reasons why Canada needs universal health care. - Radio, 1:06
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Nov. 2, 1964
The Royal Commission on Health Services
Radio
1:06
Saskatchewan's doctors walk off the job to protest the province's universal health scheme. - Television, 1:53
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July 1, 1962
The Saskatchewan Doctors Strike
Television
1:53
Saskatchewan residents react to the end of the Doctors Strike. - Television, 1:27
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July 24, 1962
The Saskatchewan doctors strike is over
Television
1:27
A replacement doctor is threatened by a medicare opponent - Radio, 4:48
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July 11, 1962
Threats to a replacement doctor
Radio
4:48
Tommy Douglas, the former CCF premier of Saskatchewan, explains his belief in the importance of government-funded health care. - Television, 1:13
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July 22, 1962
Tommy Douglas, Canada's father of medicare
Television
1:13
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