A confidence-and-supply agreement between the NDP and the Liberal Party of Canada could come to an end if the Liberals don’t agree on new legislation that would begin the process to create a universal pharmacare system.
The New Democrats gave the Liberal Party until March 1 to agree on the legislation, which would set the legal framework to a new, Canada-wide pharmacare plan, a policy the Liberals campaigned on in the 2019 election.
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