Sold by the Procedure: The Quiet Corporate Takeover of Canada's Universal Healthcare Promise
Canada's public healthcare system — the institution Canadians consistently identify as a defining national value — is being dismantled not through a single dramatic legislative act, but through a thousand smaller decisions: a contract awarded to a private surgical company, a diagnostic clinic permitted to charge facility fees, a provincial government that quietly allows queue-jumping for those who can pay. This investigation traces the architecture of creeping privatisation and asks what remains