If ever there was a time for the premiers to say \u0027to hell with the Canada Health Act\u0027 it is now
. And far from presaging privatized health care, Ford has repeatedly said that Ontarians will pay for these services with “their OHIP card, never their credit card.”Article content
“Ford has been scheming to privatize our public health care for years, starving the public system of funding, suppressing the wages of health-care workers and pushing the system to the brink of collapse,”“Make no mistake; pushing people desperate for surgeries to for-profit clinics will mean people paying for care with their credit cards. It will mean health-care workers pulled out of hospitals.”
that the government had lied about developing portions of the Greenbelt and is now deceiving the public about privatizing health care.Article content
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