Tag: health care reform

The Leger poll found half of residents (50 per cent) think the province’s health care system is good while 46 per cent think it’s in rough shape.

I usually enjoy any time spent reading Canadian humorist and economist Stephen Leacock for his agility to entertain as he illustrates the bizarre dynamics of our mostly Canadian and man-made systems of governance and commerce.

To read his 1945 work

Improving the healthcare system for those who need it and those who work in it is a priority for both Nova Scotia and Denmark.

Premier Tim Houston joined Denmark’s Minister for the Interior and Health Sophie Løhde in Copenhagen to

Nova Scotia has signed a health agreement with the country of Denmark, providing a framework for the two jurisdictions to share information and collaborate “on areas of shared interest and priority.”

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The Quebec government announced Wednesday that it’s upping its offers for education and healthcare workers in the hopes of reaching collective agreements with unions.

According to Treasury Board president Sonia LeBel, the government is offering a $12,000 lump sum to

Kathleen MacMillan is a retired nurse and academic living at Prince Edward Island, and Angela Wignall is a policy nurse working and living in British Columbia.

Beyond the $331-billion spent annually on our publicly funded health care system, Canadians know