Poll Question: April 5, 2023 to April 11, 2023
Yesterday, on the eve of the Easter long weekend, Canada’s Supreme Court declined to hear the case of Dr. Brian Day which involved a legal challenge against legislation in British Columbia that restricts patients’ access to private health care. Canada’s healthcare system, which enjoys a public monopoly, is notorious for its high costs and long delays, and continues to rank low in international comparisons of effectiveness.
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