ViewpointsOpinionCanadian Health Care at a CrossroadsSavePrintParamedics and ambulances are seen outside the emergency department at Burnaby Hospital in Burnaby, B.C., May 30, 2022. The Canadian Press/Darryl DyckSusan Martinuk7/22/2022|Updated: 7/22/20220:00X 1CommentaryThe week spanning July 10–17 was a revealing one for Canadian health care, and what we have witnessed is not good.Share this articleLeave a commentSusan MartinukAuthorSusan Martinuk is a senior fellow at the Frontier Centre for Public Policy and the author of “Patients at Risk: Exposing Canada’s Health-Care Crisis.”Author’s Selected ArticlesOn Wrong Behaviours Related to Drug Abuse, Why Can’t We Just Say ‘No?’Apr 23, 2024Are ‘Safe Supply’ Opioids Based More on Ideology Than Evidence?Mar 29, 2024Pharmacare Deal: What Happens When Health Care Is Reduced to PoliticsFeb 29, 2024Hard to Find the Moral High Ground in BC’s Lawsuit Against Opioid MakersDec 09, 2023Related TopicsCanadian healthcareprivate health caremedical assistance in dying