More, and privatize the entire healthcare industry

It wouldn’t be accessible for everyone because not everybody has the recourses to pay for it, therefore, I don’t think it would be fair because not everybody has the money to pay for their health.

Health care (among other resources available to citizens) should be accessible and provided to those who are in need. Privatized healthcare, without federal oversight, has no necessity to provide care to those who are in need.

When we privatize healthcare, we will be faced with higher economic crisis's involving the middle and lower class (which happens to be the majority of the population), in turn, this could cause us to essentially become the USA (which idk about you but they have so many issues). Many people will die, quality of life will decrease, and people will not be able to get what they need.

Having more privatization of healthcare, leaves low income people unable to afford essential healthcare and only benefits the wealthy

The US health care system is a perfect example of a privatised health care system run wild. No one wishes that.
Is our current system perfect? No. Far from it. To fix it, it would require long, complicated conversations with ALL levels of government involved. And no one should take credit for fixing it. It is a Canadian issue. That we, as Canadians need to fix.

the nature of profit driven companies is to cut costs in order to increase profits - this is not a good idea for education and healthcare where cutting costs will decrease value to the patient and students. We will have companies that are profiting off of the cuts in healthcare

It will create more inequities and a sicker population if we move to privatization. The most advanced and healthiest countries have a public health care system (e.g. France, Norway, etc).

Healthcare is a basic human right your class and ability pay for it should change the service you receive.

I think that privatization will only make healthcare less accessible to those who needed public healthcare. However, it would mean less of our taxpayer dollar would go towards healthcare, possibly to other things, even back to Canadians. However accessibility to healthcare as something universal is something I don’t think should be forwarded to insurance companies, and taken away from the public.