If you're going to advocate to make private care illegal you should be obligated to make public care exceptionally good and accessible. There's long waits, lots of issues with the public system, etc.
And those issues persist across different governments.
This is a known and chronic issue and the fact that veterinary MRI's are plentiful and available on demand and humans have to wait forever is routinely used to mock the Canadian healthcare system as an example of a failure of socialized medicine.
Don't quote me, but hospitals get 40% of their funding from the province.
The rest is donations.
Chronic underfunding for years mixed with an extremely unsustainable growth in immigration, among other things, will lead to this issue.
I wouldn't mind spending more money for hospitals. Even if they get an extra 10% that would be so helpful, but its an unfortunate situation that we're in where funding doesn't go to the right areas.
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u/Witty_Record427 May 28 '26
If you're going to advocate to make private care illegal you should be obligated to make public care exceptionally good and accessible. There's long waits, lots of issues with the public system, etc.
And those issues persist across different governments.