Innovation and collaboration are the future of Canada’s public health care

When done well, public-private partnerships don’t weaken our public system, they make it stronger, more responsive, and more sustainable for the next generation.

Breakthroughs in technology-enabled care like electronic health records, digital health tools, and secure data-sharing platforms are changing how Canadians access and manage their health, writes Michael Green.Photograph courtesy of the National Cancer Institute via Unsplash

Opinion

BY MICHAEL GREEN

August 13, 2025

Canada’s public health system is a source of national pride, a tangible reflection of our values of fairness and care for one another. As our country grows and evolves, so, too, must our approach to delivering health services. The future of Canadian health care depends on ...

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