No need to choose between lower taxes and health care
MICHEL KELLY-GAGNON: Contrary to what many commentators have been claiming for years, the failings of the health system are not due to “chronic underfunding”
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Tag: Health care funding
Bureaucracy may be necessary, but it is never harmless
SHAWN WHATLEY: There is nothing that bureaucracy cannot make worse
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Health care user fees promote equity and efficiency
SHAWN WHATLEY: Twenty-eight countries have universal healthcare. Twenty-two of them have some form of cost sharing. User fees offer one example
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Hospital woes continue to mount – nothing new here
KRYSTLE WITTEVRONGEL: More money won’t solve the systemic, pervasive, and structural issues that plague Canadian health care
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Canadian health care at a crossroads
SUSAN MARTINUK: It’s time to stop talking about money and start talking about changing health care
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Why Canada can’t reform its ailing health care system
SHAWN WHATLEY: Government, medical professionals, and public-sector unions each hold veto power over any innovation or reform
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Excess sugar costs Canada $5 billion each year: study
HEALTH: Researchers urge use of taxation, education and subsidies to encourage better eating habits
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Time to cure what ails Canada’s health-care systems
MARIA LILY SHAW: Health reform has been talked about enough (FREE)
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Canada’s health care system one of the worst in the world
GWYN MORGAN: Despite having the second-highest spending per capita on health care, Canada ranks dead last in timely care, with the longest waitlists (FREE)
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How to get Canada off the health care teeter-totter
SHAWN WHATLEY: Medicare struggles from funding thrown at the same tired ideas rooted in similar political traditions (FREE)
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How to improve health care and reduce costs
GAAUREE CHAWLA: Costs for seniors are rising. Privatized care can help manage this demand surge (FREE)
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Canada can’t afford its current approach to health care
SHAWN WHATLEY: But if the past 50 years offers a guide, expect planners to manage the current backlog according to the same old arguments (FREE)
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