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Canada’s MAiD Surge Highlights How Single-Payer Rationing Can Push Patients Toward Death

Canada’s rapid growth in medically assisted death is increasingly being discussed alongside the realities of a government-run health system that often delivers care slowly and with limited alternatives. As access problems persist, critics argue that a program framed as “choice” can begin to resemble an institutional off-ramp for patients who cannot get timely treatment or adequate support.

Carney’s New Sovereign Fund Revives Canada’s Old Industrial Policy Playbook

Prime Minister Mark Carney is advancing a proposal that would place a large pool of capital under federal direction, framed as a sovereign-style investment vehicle. Supporters present it as a modern tool to steer money toward national priorities, but critics on the right see a familiar attempt to revive industrial policy with updated branding rather than a genuinely market-driven approach.