The Canada Health Act: Provisions & Administration
The Canada Health Act is a central element of the nation’s health care policy and federal-provincial/territorial relations. This article provides an introduction to the Act, with a focus on its...
View ArticleRomanow Commission on the Future of Health Care: Findings and Recommendations
In 2002, the Commission on the Future of Health Care in Canada, headed by former Saskatchewan Premier Roy Romanow, released two reports on the nation’s health care system. The Commission’s findings and...
View Article2002 Mazankowski Report on Health Care in Alberta
In 2002, several key reports on the future of health care were released, each of which outlined visions for reforming the Canadian health care system. At the federal level, there was the Report of the...
View ArticleChild Care in Canada: An Introduction
Child care is a significant issue in the context of Canadian public policy and the relationship between federal, provincial, and territorial governments. This article provides an introduction to the...
View ArticleCanadian Federalism and Public Health Care: The Evolution of...
One of the most critical issues in Canadian federalism since the 1950s has been the delivery of public health care. This article provides an introduction to the nature and evolution of federal and...
View ArticleEmployment Insurance in Canada: History, Structure and Issues
Employment insurance in Canada is a legacy of the Great Depression, and remains a pillar of the nation’s modern social programs. Since its creation in 1940, the program has undergone many significant...
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Canada’s Health Care System: An Overview of Public and Private Participation
In Canada, one issue that tends to prevail — arguably more than any other in Canadian public policy debate — is the issue of health care and health care delivery. At the heart of this issue is the...
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