Voters Seek Health-Care Strengthening

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How to make health care better in Canada? We asked 5 experts - National | Globalnews.ca

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Canada is short 23,000 family doctors, a gap that continues to grow, according to a recent Health Canada study.

Experts say the federal government has a big role to play in Canada 's health-care system.

Access to primary care should be a top priority for federal leaders in this election.

Canada faces looming threats to its sovereignty and economy as well as the health care system.

Experts are urging the federal government to focus on social prescribing.

Social prescribing is about connecting people to resources that improve their well-being, like community groups, arts programs or fitness activities.

Experts are calling on federal candidates not only discussing these issues on the campaign trail but also committing to real investment.

Liberal Leader Mark Carney said he supports a woman’s right to choose an abortion.

NDP Leader Jagmeet Singh has consistently called for improved access to abortion services.

In the 2022 Conservative leadership campaign, Pierre Poilievre said a government he led “would not introduce or pass legislation restricting abortion.

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