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@B3G2PTY2mos2MO
Ensure Canadian citizens are cared for primarily. Our own citizens can’t get a doctor but all the influx of immigrants are given priority. This has weighed heavily on our heath care and we can’t keep up
@9S7LSQ38mos8MO
No, move money into solidfying the infrastructure and increasing the quality of the workplace in hospitals rather than pay doctors more.
@9RDL8839mos9MO
Investing in more emergency physicians/providing more services privately without taking away the ability to get them publically
@9QV4KY29mos9MO
No, and implement a two tier public/private system, private having to accept the social insurance card while receiving what it costs in the public service for the same act/service
The government should focus on improving the conditions of the public system to reduce the chances of more privatization for services.
@9M7TXTX11mos11MO
If They invest, they should invest in improving the quality of healthcare education and providing a more effective healthcare system : ( waiting rooms, waiting lists, more doctors and nurses)
@9GZYG4J1yr1Y
No, instead provide healthcare vouchers and healthcare tax credits for low income individual/families.
@9GDJ6X8Conservative1yr1Y
We need to spend them money we have already allocated better by cutting hospital overhead and reducing doctor salaries
@B2ZJGTP2mos2MO
No but try to increase productivity, the amount of nurses I know who slack on the job is astronomous
@96JMWGF2yrs2Y
INCREASE NUMBER of doctors and let people go directly to the specialist, the waiting times are terrible, people should not be suffering until they are referred.
@965PJS83yrs3Y
Our taxes should cover all cost of healthcare but we have a corrupted country where our taxes are not going to the citizens
@95ZW3HZBloc Québécois3yrs3Y
Yes, they should increase financing but let provinces handle the financing how they please.
@93CT7VZ3yrs3Y
Probably not, but the system needs to become more efficient.
@933T4F53yrs3Y
Yes and add more privatized services
@8ZMQV953yrs3Y
The federal government should allow provinces to tax and spend on health care as they see fit
@8YYT5STConservative3yrs3Y
Im fine with what it’s like right now
@8WFRGBH4yrs4Y
Healthy people healthy economy healthy country
@8VTSSFB4yrs4Y
Yes, and redirect the funds to the right services (less bureaucracy - more efficiency)
@8VTLWSZ4yrs4Y
yes, and it should cover eyes and dental as well
@8VQNNSJ4yrs4Y
The federal government should build long term care homes so that expensive hospital beds are not occupied by people who should be in relatively speaking lower cost long term care home beds.
@8VMRQ2F4yrs4Y
yes they should but only when needed
@8VMRLW4New Democratic4yrs4Y
The government needs to invest in preventative care. People need to learn to make healthier life choices and take ownership of diseases caused by lifestyle choices.
@8VLZDV94yrs4Y
Spend more wisely, not more or less.
@8VLXFMH4yrs4Y
Way too much wasted resources on beurocracy in the Healthcare system. Clean it up.
@8VJDKSC4yrs4Y
No, healthcare belongs to the provinces.
@8VFQHXY4yrs4Y
Remove more of the administration that has huge salaries and spend it on nurses, doctors and technicians
@8V8MWTQ4yrs4Y
More money should be given if needed, but only once a full and thorough audit and control of current spending has been done.
@8V7BWBV4yrs4Y
@8V5KNS84yrs4Y
@8TWHG2B4yrs4Y
More money should be spent on health care. This money should go to the front line workers that directly effect the patients. Less spending should go to the hospital administration.
@8TN4GLW4yrs4Y
No, and fully privatize the entire healthcare system
@8TLMTFQ4yrs4Y
Canada Health Transfer (CHT) and tax points still stands at 35 per cent. Maybe consider raising the transfers to 40%.
@8RX87T34yrs4Y
Based on cost of living increase spending
@8RWNQNP4yrs4Y
No, but the current budget should be allocated better like in Scandinavian countries
@8RS6FB8Conservative4yrs4Y
increase to keep pace with services and inflation
@8RM9HXT4yrs4Y
should manage spending better
@8QZDZ6Z4yrs4Y
No, make the existing system more efficient!
@8QQHSHT4yrs4Y
I am satisfied with the current level of spending
@8P89QMN4yrs4Y
No, it should be the provinces handling healthcare.
@8FJ5CCB5yrs5Y
I am satisfied where it is
Yes, but it’s a reasonable increase
@mrmustacheo5yrs5Y
No, but encourage municipalities to do so
@9D26X6F2yrs2Y
Yes, but only in a way that addresses the current strain on the system. Simply throwing money at the problem does nothing, a concrete plan created with provinces is needed.
@9BCV3LX2yrs2Y
Distribute existing resources more effectively
@996RLCQ2yrs2Y
yes, the amount of money should be spent to a certain extend and a private healthcare should also be a private healthcare option for the people who wants extra healthcare.
@98H6KJNConservative2yrs2Y
Yes but it should allow the private sector to operate.
@98CN77Q2yrs2Y
Yes to pay more to nurses as our healthcare system is failing as of 2022
@98B6SV52yrs2Y
Yes but with intelligence, right now it is not the case.
@97HHVXR2yrs2Y
Yes & use said money on more & better walk-in clinics to reduce the strain on emergency rooms
@8VFLJ7N4yrs4Y
Healthcare should be private
@94RC7XH3yrs3Y
Yes, but add oversight and accountability that pronounces MUST comply with before receiving the next federal transfer amount.
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