Public health care in crisis
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Ontario's health care system in free fall
Year after year, Ontario’s healthcare system is crumbling under the weight of reforms. The government is outsourcing more and more services to the private sector, while cutting the salaries and benefits of those who keep hospitals running. Positions are going unfilled, training programs are struggling to attract participants, and shortages are being used as an excuse to “streamline” operations. Facilities are being closed, services cut, and patients redirected to private clinics.
10 000 patients dropped by Health centre in the Sault
“Unfortunately, this is gonna get worse and worse”
Health care workers bargain collectively
Union solidarity pact against health care privatization
Nurses’ working conditions underpin Ontario’s health care crisis
