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Province/Territory
Response rates from 996 Toronto--St. Paul's voters.
49% Provincial |
50% Federal |
29% Provincial |
50% Federal |
20% Provincial, but with federal funding and regulated standards |
Trend of support over time for each answer from 996 Toronto--St. Paul's voters.
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Trend of how important this issue is for 996 Toronto--St. Paul's voters.
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Unique answers from Toronto--St. Paul's voters whose views went beyond the provided options.
@3QJ4DQG4yrs4Y
Provincial, but with a public/ private hybrid model.
@9F5KMPV1yr1Y
Health care is a Federal responsibility. The health of Canadians is the Canadian governments responsibility.
@9F3YN581yr1Y
Both! We need all the help we can get here
@9T3VJQS3mos3MO
I prefer a hybrid system where certain aspects of healthcare should be handled provincially, with Federal oversight to ensure there is regulation to not privatize our system. Healthcare should be a right not a privilege. I think a country's government should be responsible for ensuring our most vulnerable citizens are taken care of.
@9SSQ8P63mos3MO
It should be shared with many checks and balances to make sure neither one has the ability to dismantle or change it. No privatization and a lot of accountability from both the feds and the provincial govt. Whent he feds send money it should all go to Healthcare!
@9L4XKWX8mos8MO
I feel like it does not matter if it is provincial or federal, just as long as it is available to every citizen.
@9HCP7QV1yr1Y
The constitution clearly lays out that healthcare is a provincial responsibility. The Canada Health Act usurps this delegation, but Healthcare is Provincial.
@9H6GJSN1yr1Y
Both should work together to ensure higher standards, better way of pay, and equality within the healthcare system.
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