A hospital union recently presented truly staggering findings from a poll of its burnt out workforce.
Ontario’s hospital labour force is at a breaking point and is calling on a government with no effective plan to deal with the years-long staffing crisis to finally act.
All part of the plan to erode trust in public healthcare so they can institute private healthcare and be hailed as heroes even though they destroyed a perfectly good system to replace it with the nightmare dystopia that our neighbours to the south have to live in.
What? Don’t you know that Ontario has hired 60,000 nurses and has 30,000 nurses in school? There is no health crisis, none at all. Or at least that’s what the government sponsored radio ads keep telling me…
The funniest thing to me is hearing a government sponsored ad patting themselves on the back for saying they’re doing something (it’s really all it is, saying they’re doing something with no evidence to back it up), followed by another ad refuting the government.
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All part of the plan to erode trust in public healthcare so they can institute private healthcare and be hailed as heroes even though they destroyed a perfectly good system to replace it with the nightmare dystopia that our neighbours to the south have to live in.
What? Don’t you know that Ontario has hired 60,000 nurses and has 30,000 nurses in school? There is no health crisis, none at all. Or at least that’s what the government sponsored radio ads keep telling me…
The funniest thing to me is hearing a government sponsored ad patting themselves on the back for saying they’re doing something (it’s really all it is, saying they’re doing something with no evidence to back it up), followed by another ad refuting the government.
This is why I listen to CBC, no ads (and probably why the CPC wants to defund them)