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If Politicians Won't Fix Healthcare, Maybe This Doctor Will

Daniel D. Veniez | Posted 10.21.2012 | Canada
Daniel D. Veniez

Does our belief in, and desire to have, a public universal health care system conflict with our human and individual right to have timely access to the care we need if the system is not responsive? That is the question that will soon be before the courts. Dr. Brian Day, former president of the Canadian Medical Association, is forcing the issue. He is now CEO of a private, for-profit hospital in Vancouver. We aren't supposed to have those in Canada, but we do. Everywhere. Why? Because there is a huge market demand for timely and quality health care that is not being met by the public system.

SUPer Vessels Jam False Creek

CBC | Posted 10.01.2012 | Canada British Columbia

A new arrival to B.C. shorelines is creating extra traffic and sometimes bringing confusion to Vancouver's busy boat harbours. A decade a...

Body Parts Sent To Vancouver Schools Possibly Linked To Montreal Probe

AP | Posted 08.06.2012 | Canada

MONTREAL - Police have revealed that body parts mailed to Vancouver schools were accompanied by notes — although they wouldn't elaborate on their co...

Human Remains Sent To Vancouver Schools

CP | James Keller, Brian Platt and Camille Bains, The Canadian Press | Posted 08.05.2012 | Canada

VANCOUVER - Staff opening the mail at two Vancouver elementary schools Tuesday discovered a human hand and a human foot, prompting immediate speculati...

Former Vancouver Mayor Dies

CBC | Posted 04.04.2012 | Canada

Former Vancouver mayor Tom Campbell has died at the age of 85. Known as "Tom Terrific," Campbell first joined city council in...

Mystery Vancouver Foot Is Indeed Human

CP | The Canadian Press | Posted 10.31.2011 | Canada

VANCOUVER - An autopsy has confirmed the latest foot to wash ashore inside a running shoe in B.C. is human, says a coroner who has a mystery to solve....