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The Fight to Improve and Rebuild Public Healthcare - Centre for Social Justice

The Fight to Improve and Rebuild Public Healthcare

November 18, 2018

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The Fight to Improve and Rebuild Public Healthcare

November 18, 2018
3:00 pm EST

Where: Steelworkers’ Hall, 25 Cecil St. On the campaign trail to the 2018 Ontario election, Doug Ford raised problems with the provincial health care system and promised his constituents that ‘help is on the way’. Now that Ford is Ontario’s conservative Premier, he is not helping the health care system, but putting it ‘and this vital public service’ on the chopping block. Ford is placing our health and the health of our families in the hands of those whose primary concern is to profit, not to meet our needs. How do we stop this? How can we organize to collectively improve rather than privatize and destroy this public good? The last time anything threatening as this happened in Ontario, the labour movement responded with the Days of Action. What can we learn and creatively adapt from that experience? Join Natalie Mehra and Michael Hurley for a discussion about Ford’s threat to the public health care system in Ontario, and what we need to do to secure, rebuild and improve public health care for all. socialistproject.ca

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