To fix our health care, start with the basics: Shawn Whatley in the Telegraph-Journal
When it comes to healthcare, Shawn Whatley writes that if we get the big things right from the start, we will find much...
The U.S. outsources control of drug prices to Canada: weird! Richard Owens in the Financial Post
Having us do the dirty work of price controls on the U.S.'s behalf is bizarre and pathetic — and dangerous, writes Richard Owens...
COVID-19 - Masking a Failed System: New MLI Commentary
OTTAWA, ON (February 11, 2021): As lockdown restrictions gradually lift in parts of Canada, we are hearing the same message from politicians: these...
How Bad Is The Fake News About COVID-19? The LeDrew Three Minute Interview with Marcus Kolga
It seems that everyone with a keyboard thinks they are smarter than the doctors and the politicians when it comes to COVID-19....
COVID and health-care capacity: New symptom, old problem: Dr. Shawn Whatley in iPolitics
Overcrowding, hallway medicine, shortages in long-term care, world-famous wait times, technology shortages, and spiralling costs are just a few of the problems that...
Build health care back better: Philip Cross in the Financial Post
Patient care and not phoney bureaucratic metrics or political grandstanding about equality has to be the focus for everyone, writes Philip Cross in...
The Liberals went hostile against Big Pharma. Now we’re facing vaccine shortages: Tasha Kheiriddin in the National Post
Europeans will wait just one week for their Pfizer shipments to return to normal levels, while Canadians will wait for four weeks, writes...
Use COVID pause to reconsider drug-price regulation: Nigel Rawson and John Adams in the Financial Post
Canadians need Ottawa to work with the pharmaceutical industry, clinicians and patients to improve access to new medicines and vaccines, write Nigel Rawson...
We Better Hear the Hoi Polloi: Peter Menzies in Covivium
Politicians and bureaucrats caught flouting COVID restrictions should get over their embarrassment and heed the pandemic suffering of working people, writes Peter Menzies...
Military efforts at home are increasingly the norm. A Joint Task Force Canada is the next logical step: Christian Leuprecht in the Globe and Mail
Evidently, domestic operations are no longer a part-time sideshow, yet the CAF still responds to emergencies with pick-up teams, writes Christian Leuprecht in...
