A budget worth 1.5 billion dollars has been allocated by the Canadian federal government to implement a new drug program, which is considered a major change in the country's health policies. The program, which is part of the new federal budget, aims to provide coverage for diseases such as diabetes and birth control by providing related drugs. At the beginning of this program, only two categories of drugs have been considered.
For the successful implementation of this program, the cooperation of different states and regions of Canada is necessary. The federal government has decided to expand this program and form a team of experts to provide advice on better implementation methods. This effort is recognized as an important step to ensure equitable access to medicines and improve the quality of medical services throughout the country.



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