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Loss of confidence: Two-thirds believe Canada's health care is 'in a state of crisis'
(theprovince.com)
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Really? After so many years of loss of funding, cost-cutting, layoffs, political meddling and privatisation? I'm shocked. Flabbergasted I say.
If only the government actually wanted to care for the people it supposedly represents. :(
It's almost as if most MPs see their positions merely as vehicles for personal gain.
please don't let them pitch privatization as the solution 😭
That's literally the plan they have.
Cut funding for healthcare until it fails
Privatise it because "Public healthcare doesn't work in Canada."
Just like mobile networks are "more difficult to create" and why there isn't yet bullet trains connecting the country; because Canada is special.
Nooooo I hate it. I'm American and I don't want Canada to slide backwards at all, the jokes about calling an Uber instead of an ambulance are real 😵