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The Current | Jan 30, 2013 | 24:00

State of Care Documentary: Canada's segregated health care

Native Canadians who fell ill used to be able to count on one thing --not sharing a hospital ward with a white Canadian. Today we air a documentary on the story of segregated health care in Canada -- and it's not that old a story.

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