A new SecondStreet.org poll once again shows that Canadians are hungry for health reform, while also shedding light on a big problem with the system.
A new poll shows about half of Canadians are avoiding the health care system because they fear they won’t get care on time.
SecondStreet.org Communications Director Dom Lucyk writes in The Western Standard that patients are tired of waiting and points to a European policy that could help in Alberta.
SecondStreet.org Policy and Legislative Director Harrison Fleming joined Mike Smyth to discuss the latest health care waitlist numbers in B.C.
The latest numbers show that Canada’s health care waitlists haven’t improved much over the past two years.
Colin Craig, President of SecondStreet.org, writes in the Calgary Herald that Alberta Premier Danielle Smith should stop teasing a great health reform policy and start to implement it.
SecondStreet.org sat down with Steven Cedrone, an Ontario man who blames his wheelchair-bound condition on the failures of the Canadian health care system.
Alberta premier Danielle Smith once again endorsed the idea of a policy similar to the European Union’s Cross-Border Directive, a policy SecondStreet.org has researched extensively.
Fred Roeder, author of a new SecondStreet.org/MEI report on cross-border health care, writes in the National Post that we can reduce wait times by helping patients travel for care.
SecondStreet.org sat down with Melanie Leeson, who had to travel to the U.S. to seek care for an aggressive form of cancer.
SecondStreet.org sat down with Regan Johnson, a B.C. man who was told by the health care system that they couldn’t do anything to fix his chronic back problems. So, he travelled to Germany for care.
A new MEI and SecondStreet.org report examines how cross-border health care could help Canadians.
