The Ontario Medical Association is calling on the Provincial Government to head back to the bargaining table with the help of a third party concilliator. President and Thunder Bay Doctor Stewart Kennedy says talks are stalled over the Province's proposed cuts to the fees doctors charge patients. Kennedy says cutting fees will hurt Northwestern Ontario's chances of retaining doctors.
Thursday, May 3, 2012
OMA Wants Talks To Resume
The Ontario Medical Association is calling on the Provincial Government to head back to the bargaining table with the help of a third party concilliator. President and Thunder Bay Doctor Stewart Kennedy says talks are stalled over the Province's proposed cuts to the fees doctors charge patients. Kennedy says cutting fees will hurt Northwestern Ontario's chances of retaining doctors.
