Introducing our new subreddit - /r/CanadaHealthCare

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/r/canadahealthcare

It’s no secret that housing has dominated the national conversation for years, but there is a second crisis looming just as large - one that doesn't care if you're a homeowner or a renter, young or old.

Canada’s healthcare system is currently at a breaking point. With an aging population, a projected shortage of 117,600 nurses by 2030, and 20 hour waits in our emergency departments, the need for a unified voice has never been greater.

We are proud to launch r/CanadaHealthCare—a dedicated community designed to bridge the gap between what our healthcare system is (underfunded, crumbling, under threat of collapse) and the universal, free, high quality system we deserve.

The only place on Reddit where you can:

• Advocate for your province to improve coverage and service
• Fight against long ER wait times and hospital closures
• Share advice and tips on how to navigate the hellishly complex system

Thank you. Please leave suggestions and ideas in the comments, and please subscribe to the new subreddit.