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Efficiencies won't solve hospital financial crisis, Ontario Hospital Association says

March 11, 2026
Job cuts rolling out at Ottawa’s Bruyère Health and other Ontario hospitals are being described as devastating by unions representing front-line workers, but the head of the Ontario Hospital Association (OHA) warns that cuts and efficiencies being undertaken by hospitals around the province will not be enough to dig them out of the financial holes they are in. Read More

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