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Originally posted by chuckChuck View PostYes because the Provinces are underfunding healthcare and healthcare education on purpose.
Lower taxes and resource royalties are more important for their business friends!
And only a very small number of healthcare workers refused the vaccines.
If you want a job in healthcare you are supposed to follow the employers work requirements regardless of whether you disagree with them.
So you think workers can do as they please when it comes to health and safety in a hospital?
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Originally posted by chuckChuck View PostYes because the Provinces are underfunding healthcare and healthcare education on purpose.
Lower taxes and resource royalties are more important for their business friends!
And only a very small number of healthcare workers refused the vaccines.
If you want a job in healthcare you are supposed to follow the employers work requirements regardless of whether you disagree with them.
So you think workers can do as they please when it comes to health and safety in a hospital?
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Been on my American odyssey and for how awful and expensive their healthcare is compared to our universal Medicare gosh hospitals seem to be well staffed, in good repair, and well serviced. Wyoming with half the population of Saskatchewan appears to have more medical services. I wonder why Chuck?
I still believe in a universal system but Christ what we got going on is a wretched joke. When the guys in the white suits in the station wagon come to take you away to the hospital by the river you will understand.
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The US has one of the most expensive for profit and public healthcare systems in the world that provides poor or no care for a large percentage of the population who can't afford insurance.
Are you sure you want Canada to follow the USA's example?
The US spends 18.8% of GDP and Canada spends 12.9%. $15,275 and $7507 per person respectively in 2020.
But Canada outperforms the US on life expectancy and infant mortality both reliable measures of the effectiveness of health care systems.
[url]https://www.cihi.ca/en/national-health-expenditure-trends-2022-snapshot[/url]
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Power in the hands of some people is very dangerous . Some one who can’t think or won’t think but exercises irrational behavior should be stopped at all cost. To take out 2500 or more qualified care workers because of dogma - unimaginable in a health system scouring the world in search of health workers. Sorry State of Affairs. So wrong on so many fronts yet she gets away unchastised for the damage she’s done.
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