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April 14, 2022

Canadian health care gets scathing diagnosis

If there’s one thing Canadians should have learned from the pandemic, says author Susan Martinuk, it’s that it is a myth that their health-care system is the best in the world.

Susan Martinuk wonders when Canadians are finally going to wake up to the fact that this country’s ballyhooed universal-access, single-payer health-care system is a failure whose rationing of service and interminable wait times lead directly to pain, suffering and medically-preventable deaths.

Published in Canada
January 25, 2017

A study claiming euthanasia could save millions in healthcare alarms opponents

A study that claims euthanasia could save Canada's health care system more than $100 million annually is ringing alarm bells among euthanasia opponents.

OTTAWA – A study that claims euthanasia and assisted suicide could save the health-care system more than $100 million annually is ringing alarm bells among assisted-killing opponents.

Published in Canada