Federal Election 2025: Vote Health Care
Canada’s public health care system is our most cherished achievement, but Medicare is under threat.
Greedy privatization schemes are circling like vultures, eager to feast on our most vulnerable. They’re pushing to turn health care into a commodity to be bought and sold, where your worth is measured by your wallet and health becomes a privilege, not a right.
That’s not the Canada we believe in, but it’s the grim reality of an American-style health care system. And if we don’t act now, it could become Canada’s fate.
This federal election is about more than party standings. It’s about the future of public Medicare.
Once privatization takes hold, it will be harder and harder to reverse. We can’t allow our system to slide toward the American-style model, where private insurance determines your access to quality health care.
You have the power to protect what matters. This election, public and universal health care must be non-negotiable.
We cannot afford to sit this one out. Together, we can defend the health care we’re proud of and expand it to meet the needs of today and the future.
Vote Health Care poster
Print and display this poster in your community, workplace, school, library, hospital, or anywhere with a bulletin board to encourage voters to ask candidates where they stand on health care.
Vote Health Care video ad
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Voter resources
Explore the resources below to stay informed, take action, and help safeguard universal health care for all.
Party platform trackers
Election campaigns
Upcoming webinars
Past webinars
Federal Election 2025: Protecting Medicare in Canada with Steve Staples and Anne Lagacé Dowson
Jim Stanford and Angella MacEwen on what Trump’s tariffs mean for health care in Canada
Dr. Danielle Martin on federal opportunities for health care in Canada
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