Canada and Sweden both spend similar amounts on their respective universal health-care systems, but Sweden's system consistently outperforms Canada's on key health care performance metrics, according ...

A hiring boom across Alberta and Ontario health-care systems has been singlehandedly propping up Canada's national job market — but that growth may say more about the sluggish state of the rest of the ...

As Prime Minister Mark Carney prepares to host the inaugural Canada Investment Summit in Toronto this September, a new review ...

Sweden and Canada operate publicly financed universal health-care systems, but access to care in the Nordic country is “markedly better,” according to a new report from the Fraser Institute.

Canada is training more health professionals than ever, but clinical education still centers on hospitals — leaving learners unprepared for community-based care and patients underserved where they ...

A new Fraser Institute study argued that Canada and Sweden spend nearly identical shares of GDP on universal health care, ...

A new national survey has found that 63 per cent of Canadians describe health care in their province as being in a state of crisis, while 55 per cent believe the system has gotten worse over the past ...

"Things being how they are, the United States is better off leaving Canada be," writes health policy expert Sally C. Pipes. When Justin Trudeau announced earlier this month that he would resign as ...