Representatives from Canada Life apologized at a House of Commons committee studying its rocky transition becoming the administrator of the country's largest health-care plan.
Representatives from Canada Life apologized at a House of Commons committee studying its rocky transition to becoming the administrator of the country's largest health-care plan.
As Canadians prepare to observe Remembrance Day, some military members, veterans and their families say they're feeling forgotten amid the messy transition of the Public Service Health Care Plan to Canada Life.
For Janice Namiesniowski, living with asthma was like breathing "through a straw." An expensive drug called Xolair was starting to work wonders, but her coverage was suddenly cut off when Canada Life took over the Public Service Health Care Plan in July.
For Janice Namiesniowski, living with asthma was like breathing "through a straw." An expensive drug called Xolair was starting to work wonders, but her coverage was suddenly cut off when Canada Life took over the Public Service Health Care Plan in July.