Greater Toronto Health Coalition retweeted
Happy Birthday to Thomas Clement Douglas, the father of Canadian medicare!! (Born 20 October 1904 – died 24 February 1986) Tommy Douglas introduced medical insurance reform in his first term as premier of SK, and gradually moved the province towards universal medicare near the end of his last term. In the summer of 1962, SK was the centre of a hard-fought struggle between the Douglas government, the North American medical establishment, and physicians, who brought things to a halt with the 1962 Saskatchewan doctors' strike. Douglas prevailed, and health care spread across Canada, with QC joining last in 1970. #cdnpoli @JMACL3AN
Greater Toronto Health Coalition retweeted
"As an ER doctor, I’m concerned for the marginalized. Our collective fate is tied to theirs. We want a smart and kind city that doesn’t vilify the vulnerable. In this election, consider candidates who promote the well-being of every Torontonian and keep us Toronto the good"
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Greater Toronto Health Coalition retweeted
Not all of Canada’s doctors support two-tier profiteer medicine which puts greed and wealth ahead of the public’s health. @OntarioHealthC @HealthCoalition
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Canadians across the nation are standing up for our publicly funded healthcare system. We are here to defend Canada. No to profit over patients.
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Greater Toronto Health Coalition retweeted
Toronto is ready. @HealthCoalition @OntarioHealthC
Come out and show your support for public healthcare! ✊
📍 Danielle Martin’s office, 622 College St., Toronto
🕓 4 PM EDT - September 1, 2026
Bring your voice. Bring a friend. See you there!
#onpoli #onhealth #PublicHealthcare
We also heard from Marit Stiles, John Fraser and Adil Shamji before Natalie Mehra (@OntarioHealthC) led us in song to close out the rally. A great end to this day of fighting for public healthcare.
#onpoli #onhealth #May28Rally
OPSEU/SEFPO President JP Hornick reminded us that the attack goes beyond healthcare. Public education, healthcare, social and community services are all part of the same care network, and all are worth defending.
#onpoli #onhealth #May28Rally
At Queen’s Park, we heard from @OntarioHealthC’s Alanna Kong and Natalie Mehra, along with USW’s Carolyn Egan.
Natalie’s message: this rally was just the beginning. The pressure to protect public healthcare only gets louder from here.
#onpoli #onhealth #May28Rally
We also heard from outgoing CUPE Ontario President Fred Hahn and incoming President Yolanda McClean.
Their message was clear: CUPE is standing up for public healthcare, the workers who deliver it, and against the push toward privatization.
#onpoli #onhealth #May28Rally
Greater Toronto Health Coalition retweeted
#Breaking Carney government restores health coverage it had cut for refugees trib.al/pqrqwLp
Michael Hurley’s (@HurleyOCHUCUPE) message was clear: Ontario is starving public hospitals while expanding private clinics. That means higher costs, fewer staff, and worse access for patients. We need to organize and defend public healthcare.
#ONpoli #May28Rally #ONhealth
More from the May 28 rally.
MPP France Gélinas (@NickelBelt) reminded the crowd that people power matters. When enough Ontarians raise their voices together, governments have no choice but to listen.
#ONpoli #ONhealth #May28Rally
🔊Turn the volume up and give the Ontario Health Coalition’s new healthcare anthem a listen.
#May28Rally #OntarioHealthCoalition
Greater Toronto Health Coalition retweeted
During today's lunch break, CUPE Ontario Convention delegates took their fight to the streets, rallying against the ongoing privatization of Ontario's health care system.
As governments continue to funnel public dollars into private profit, workers, patients, and communities are paying the price through longer wait times, staffing shortages, and reduced access to care.
Delegates sent a clear message: Health care is a public good, not a business opportunity.
We will continue to fight for a fully public, properly funded health care system that puts patients before profits and ensures quality care for everyone.
✊🏥 Public health care. Public solutions. No privatization.
#CUPEON26
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Thousands of protesters accused the Ford government of privatizing public hospitals at a rally at Queen’s Park on Thursday.
Given the government’s significant investments in private clinics, I ask the health minister if Ontario is now operating a two-tier health-care system:
Natalie Mehra of the Ontario Health Coalition said Doug Ford is “breaking the oyster to steal the pearl” of Ontario’s public healthcare system.
#ONpoli #Healthcare #Ontario #ONhealth
This crowd marched to Queen’s Park today.
People are done watching public healthcare get hollowed out.
Healthcare should depend on need, not profit.
#ONpoli #Healthcare #Ontario #ONhealth




















