Health minister sees All Nations’ success first-hand

January 28, 2016

Philpot_visit — Marvin Cappo, a resident of Standing Buffalo’s Lakeview Lodge, asked to sing an honour song to Health Minister Jane Philpott, and she graciously accepted. Philpott also visited All Nations’ Healing Hospital to see how they provide health care with an emphasis on First Nations’ values. Submitted photo

By Samantha Magee Fort Times Reporter Federal Minister of Health Jane Philpott, toured two health care centres in Fort Qu’Appelle and Standing Buffalo on Friday, Jan. 22. Philpott, a former family physician, is still relatively new to her portfolio and toured All Nations’ Healing Hospital and Standing Buffalo First Nation…

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