🇨🇦 Contrary to the claims in this video, Canada's government did not require provinces or territories to agree to implementation of digital identifications to access new federal health funding
on February 13 and agreed to improve the way health information is collected, stored and shared and to implement common practices for health data, but there are not plans to use this in digital identification documents.
The meetings between the premiers and Trudeau yielded the collective goal to improve the safe flow of information across health systems, she said. "When I look at the four funding envelopes, and some of the shared priorities, there's no requirement for a digital ID program, sharing people's health records, in order to receive the funding," Saskatchewan Premier Scott MoeMoe acknowledged the province already shares aggregate health data to look for ways to improve the health system.
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