A Regina health clinic is offering a subscription for ‘faster service,’ but critics say it’s privatization

A Regina health clinic is offering a subscription for ‘faster service,’ but critics say it’s privatization | CBC News

A subscription service being offered by a Regina health clinic is coming under fire from critics and one of its patients forÂ appearing to offer privatized health services.Â

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A Regina health clinic is offering a subscription for ‘faster service,’ but critics say it’s privatization | CBC News

A Regina health clinic is offering a subscription for ‘faster service,’ but critics say it’s privatization | CBC News

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