By Katie Dangerfield | Global News
From the state of federal programs like dental and pharmacare to reducing hospital wait times, improving access to family doctors and fighting health misinformation, voters are looking to federal leaders for solutions to strengthen Canada’s health-care system.
Health care is mostly run by provinces and territories, but the federal government still has a big role to play. This includes funding and investments in doctors and nurses, explained Dr. Joss Reimer, president of the Canadian Medical Association.
As the election approaches, Canada faces looming threats to its sovereignty and economy. Reimer pointed out that these economic threats are a concern not only for the financial system but also for the health-care system.