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Mother of First Nation woman who couldn’t get medical transport and died seeks reform
By Liam Casey and Alessia Passafiume If only. It’s a phrase that plays over and over again in Eva Mamakwa’s mind. If only her daughter, Miranda Mamakwa, had made it to at least one followup appointment after open-heart surgery, she may be alive. If only Indigenous Services Canada’s non-insured health benefits program had arranged travel for just one of her four missed appointments, Miranda may be alive. The 31-year-old mother of three from Fort Severn First Nation died on Sept.…
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Mother of First Nation woman who couldn’t get medical transport and died seeks reform
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Nunavut Family Services has implemented 8 of 15 income assistance reforms suggested in 2023
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