Prime Minister Mark Carney visited Ottawa to highlight his government’s new budget funding for Canada’s health care system, pledging more than $80 billion over the next five years to improve salaries, training, and medical resources nationwide. During the visit, Carney met with doctors, medical students, and volunteers, engaging in hands-on demonstrations of cutting-edge simulation training and new technologies like bedside ultrasounds.
Carney emphasized the importance of predictability and commitment in federal funding, saying that while global negotiations may be unpredictable, Canada can “control what’s at home.” His tour offered an inside look at how investments in health education, innovation, and technology are reshaping the nation’s medical landscape.
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