The health-care system is in crisis, and we could have avoided it
The whole country is about to experience what Inuit and First Nations endure most days on-reserve: a lack of healthcare providers, no access to local emergency wards, life-threatening wait times, a fear that if we need care we won’t be able to get it.
OTTAWA—We are burning out the health-care workforce, and that’s on us. It’s our fault.
In 2019, Canada spent about 10 per cent of its budget on healthcare, reflecting our national value of public health, and similar to most other G20 countries. The outlier is, of course, the U.S. With its mes...
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