Nanos: Canadians 'blame everyone' for the health-care crisis | TREND LINE

Trend Line's Michael Stittle and Nik Nanos look at the health-care crisis in Canada and who the public holds responsible for the strain on the system.

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[dirtyhoe]

Perhaps the fired nurses should be rehired?

[Rick-zwkp]

This so called 'news'segment perfectly exemplifies our problem in Canada. Spending all our time playing the blame game rather than actually fixing the problem.

[jasonlarocque]

Look at what the government spent in the last four years and how much of it went to health care system and how much was it wasteful spending that could of went to the healthcare system

[bobmatt]

I wonder if taking 30 % of the workforce away from healthcare has made an impact? I wonder if the feds will do something to help? We better help other countries before we help Canadians, that will solve the problem .

[mongoblazingsaddles]

Nobody in their right mind believes any of this.

[CB-obvh]

I blame Trudeau and the way we handled the recent pandemic.

[ocirontariocryptidinvestig]

I got a doctor in upstate new York now I am not putting my life in the hands of the incompetent broken Canadian healthcare system.

[j.barren]

We need the competition of public and private health care. Competition always makes things better.

[patientzero]

Just give 2 year contract on internationally trained nurses that can be renewed every 2 years. Contract states that they are only allowed to work as a nurse within Canadian borders.

[momtur]

privatization not the answer here why if it cost 35 dollar for hospital to pay RN and private care cost 80 mind you the RN don't get 80 the company do

[j.barren]

We need the competition of public and private health care. Competition always makes things better.