Susan Martinuk

The law meant to protect patients could have a chilling effect on doctors.

Thousands of errors and questionable MAID cases expose serious cracks in Canada’s safeguards.

Commentary “Defining deviancy down” is a cultural philosophy that emerged in the United States during the 1990s. It ...

Commentary Almost three years into the experimental opiate “safer supply” program in British Columbia and no one, including ...

Commentary A national pharmacare deal has been reached and NDP leader Jagmeet Singh is proclaiming it to be ...

Commentary The government of British Columbia is off on another lengthy legal boondoggle as it seeks to make ...

Commentary How many doctors does it take to change a government policy killing young Canadians? Seventeen? Maybe. That’s ...

Commentary For the past decade, activist groups have been spreading the news about the so-called "right to die" ...

Commentary What’s wrong with Canadian health care? And how can we fix it? These are no longer just ...

Commentary What is the end goal of a policy that deals with drug addiction? That’s the key question ...

Commentary It’s time to move on. The Alberta election is over: Danielle Smith is the premier and that ...

Commentary The dominos continue to fall in Canada’s rapidly imploding health-care system. This week, the spotlight is on ...

Commentary The writ has been dropped and Albertans are off to the polls on May 29. That leaves ...

Commentary For the past 14 years, Vancouver surgeon Dr. Brian Day has led the charge for health-care reform, ...

Commentary When the premiers were first called to a sit-down lunch to talk about health care with Prime ...

Commentary The week spanning July 10–17 was a revealing one for Canadian health care, and what we have ...