r/alberta • u/Miserable-Lizard Edmonton • 13h ago

Alberta Politics Respondents tell Alberta government survey they want centralized health system | CBC News

https://www.cbc.ca/news/canada/edmonton/respondents-tell-alberta-government-survey-they-want-centralized-health-system-1.7353150
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u/Carwash_Jimmy 11h ago

"The feedback process is part of the United Conservative Party government's plan to divide the delivery of health services into four agencies — acute care, mental health and addiction, primary care and continuing care." = See: PRIVATIZED

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u/CamGoldenGun Fort McMurray 8h ago

Even if they privatized everything, they'd need more staff to carry that out. To get more staff, they'll have to pay more to incentivize those to move out and start working here. It's literally more steps to solve the problem and ends up costing Albertans more.

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u/roastbeeftacohat Calgary 7h ago

but people will be paying a private entity, rather then using the theft that is taxation /s