No

Healthcare is a human right. Everybody should have the right to be taken care of regardless of how much money they make.

Healthcare is a fundamental right and societal benefit - we must stress the significance that funding can do to help with healthcare and improve the lives of people on our society.

Healthcare should be a right for everyone. It shouldn’t be so difficult just to simply exist on this damn planet.

Healthcare will always need more spending, it will help further training to improve effectiveness of diagnosing and treating conditions as well as comfort for those in care

You should care because when you get older, sick, or in an accident it's healthcare who will save you.

We need it to survive, and I recommend you try alternative way's to get the money such as avoiding corruption.

That's not in the best interest of the public. We fund corporate interests we should fund public health

I think the funding should be increased towards Healthcare due to how many people are in need of care and unable to obtain what's needed or what type of care is needed for their health, several people have been dying or losing family members due to the lack of funding and helping out.

Pandemics and healthcare crises do not respect borders. It is vital to support the health of citizens and ensure the prevention of the spread of disease wherever we can. International healthcare organization, such as the world health organization have played a key role in eradicating smallpox and reducing polio and managing COVID-19. Even though there have been bureaucratic challenges, the contribution to global health is substantial. Well inefficiencies do exist. No other entity has the same level of access partnerships and ability to mobilize resources on a global scale, particularly in low income countries. Ultimately reforming is better than defunding.

if a family is struggling with money, and someone in their family had an accident, they need to be healthy and not worry aboutm the cost

Absolutely not. Not only will it increase wait times, but there will be less possibility that people who need treatment or tests will get them

How would you feel if your mother was sick and told there was not enough funding to house her while she recovers in a good hospital, instead they send her to a bad hospital with not up to standard care.

Healthcare is a human right. Everybody should have the right to be taken care of regardless of how much money they make.

Not everyone can afford to pay for healthcare, someone should not suffer in pain or die just because they don´t have money.

It will increase the wealth gap and create a two-tier system that is not equitable. More people will suffer with private healthcare. We need a strong public healthcare system for a fair society.

Healthcare is a basic human need and right if we are to be a liveable desireable and fture seeking society healthcare should be improved.

We are in a mass shortage and we need better wages for healthcare workers. More healthcare workers would mean less wait times and more help can be provided

By increasing healthcare funding, wait times would be reduced and ensure provinces use all the money allocated to them so that the quality of healthcare can be increased

Increased funding for healthcare is necessary to maintain high-quality, accessible medical services for all citizens.

Yes, because the healthcare should be a rigth regardless of your income. And healthcare such as cancer care is not completely covered. It is horrible to have citizens have to choose between cancer care and food.

Our healthcare system needs to be looked at more because the long wait times and overuse of the emergency rooms need to be stopped. The only way to do this would be building more hospitals.

People of low-income backgrounds will struggle to afford healthcare services as a result, denying them of a basic human right.

People who can’t afford healthcare may end up dying and or have a worse quality of life then other in Canada

Some people with Chronic illness will go bankrupt trying to pay for meds to live, for conditions that aren’t their fault

8 out of 10 of the uninsured work or come from working families. They play by the rules,
work hard just like the rest of Americans, and yet they can't get insurance from the employer
because it's not offered, or they can't afford it if it is offered. Is that their fault?
• Is it really anyone's fault that health insurance is so expensive that they can't afford it? The
high costs of health care are due to influences beyond any one individual's control - they are
influenced by society-wide trends towards increased use of technology, high administrative
costs of our healthcare system, and a strong profit motive in the health insurance industry that
drives up the cost of premiums.