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Webinar: Find out what Canadians think about health care

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Webinar: Find out what Canadians think about health care

September 21, 2026
By Haylee Keyes
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The Canadian Health Coalition recently commissioned Abacus Data to poll Canadians about public health care. The results are clear. Canadians are concerned about the public health care system, but they do not support two-tier, U.S.-style health care as a solution.

Join Canadian Health Coalition’s Anne Lagacé Dowson in conversation with Andrew Longhurst, senior researcher with the Canadian Centre for Policy Alternatives about his key takeaways of the polling data that can be read here.

When: September 23, 2026 at 12:00-1:00 PM ET

Where: Zoom

Register for the Zoom link

Andrew Longhurst is a senior researcher and political economist, with a focus on health policy, at the Canadian Centre for Policy Alternatives.

He is co-author with Rebecca Graff-McRae of The End of Medicare? Alberta legislation opens the door to US health care.

Anne Lagacé Dowson is the communications director of the Canadian Health Coalition. She is an award-winning radio host and journalist, a frequent commentator on Radio-Canada and Bell Media, and former host of CBC Radio One’s Radio Noon in Québec and former guest host and producer of CBC’s Cross Country Check Up and As It Happens.


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