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How to end hallway medicine, Part 3: Doug Ford’s plan is a start, but it’s not the solution

ANALYSIS: The premier has promised to create 15,000 new long-term-care beds to ease the strain on Ontario’s overcrowded hospitals. But it will take more than that to solve our health-care crisis.

Matt Gurney

Politics

How to end hallway medicine, Part 2: Solving the long-term-care crunch

ANALYSIS: Every day, thousands of Ontarians occupy beds they don’t need because the beds they do need are already occupied by other patients — and the problem is most acute when it comes to long-term care.

Matt Gurney

Innovation

Re-engineering the career escalator

The Agenda discusses the changing landscape of work and how to workers stay relevant.

Politics

How to end hallway medicine, Part 1: Understanding the crisis

ANALYSIS: Ontario hospitals don’t have enough beds, and patients often end up on stretchers in hallways — sometimes for days. So who’s to blame?

Matt Gurney

Hubs Video

Why Great Lakes cruising is on the rise

Ontario Hubs field producer Jeyan Jeganathan explains why cruising the Great Lakes is on the rise and how First Nations communities on Manitoulin Island are teaching passengers about their culture.

Politics

Political Blind Date: The Promise of Multiculturalism

Vancouver NDP MP Jenny Kwan and Toronto Liberal MP Gary Anandasangaree examine whether the promise of acceptance and opportunities are equal for everyone who arrives in Canada, no matter their origin.