medicare

How to fix our broken health care system

Dr. Andrew Boozary dissects proposed solutions like privatization and prescribes a new approach to delivering health care across Canada

What the Democrats’ ‘Medicare for All’ plan could spur in Canada

Opinion: For some Americans, Canadian health care is a source of envy. But the ‘Medicare for All’ plan shows that our system could use a shake-up, too

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Stockwell Day holds up a new sign

Five and a half months removed from cabinet, Stockwell Day says we must summon the courage to consider two-tier health care.

Layton: the final enigma

Eventually, Canada will begin to oblige men in Layton’s position to be excruciatingly forthright about their health

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Go big, go home

Brian Mulroney offers some free advice to Stephen Harper.

The Commons: One thing he can say for sure

The ultimate measure of a man is where he gets his health care

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Toward 2014

In a series of speeches today from Caroyln Bennett, Hedy Fry and Ujjal Dosanjh, the Liberals are laying out the parameters of their health care agenda.

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Amid the chaos, a few kind words for the Tea Party

The American electoral scene has been swamped by disillusionment

The U.S. Congress is now a parliament; get used to it

For the first time in U.S. history, a huge piece of legislation has passed with only one party’s votes

Revolt of the booboisie

Maclean’s newest blogger Colby Cosh on the hurdles of U.S. health care reform. Take for instance, those mammograms.

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Somehow Randy Couture must be behind this

Blaming Canada, for the ailment of UFC manbeast Brock Lesnar, is the perfect anti-Obama rallying cry, says our newest blogger Colby Cosh

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Our turn

This should perhaps feature prominently among the questions asked of every party leader whenever they next respectively make themselves available to the press.