Arming Canada with health security and capacity can’t be an afterthought
Ottawa must commit to concrete federal health-care transfers that prioritize health security, including permanent surge capacity and other measures, as an integral part of defence spending.
Global instability is finally driving new and long-overdue defence spending to bolster the Canadian Armed Forces and meet our NATO commitments. Yet one of our most important national security pillars has been largely absent from this conversation: Canada’s health security....
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