Solutions for our overcrowded health care system
Our health care system is perpetually overcrowded. But there are solutions: Super nurses and super pharmacists can perform tasks that currently occupy doctors. Not only are they trained for it, but they can do it more quickly and at lower cost. Patients need to come first, and we need to stand up to interest groups.
Are Severe Lockdowns Really Effective?
Since the adoption of COVID-19 lockdowns, we have questioned whether the drastic nature of these restrictions has had an impact on the spread of the novel virus. Using data collected by the University of Oxford, the MEI has prepared this short animation that explains the findings of Bloomberg News’ analysis.

Artificial intelligence will not steal our jobs
Artificial intelligence should not be seen as a threat, but as a springboard for employment. How do you think AI will effect the job market?

Plus de liberté pour les « superinfirmières »
Le droit accordé aux « superinfirmières » de poser des diagnostics est un bon premier pas, mais on peut leur permettre d’en faire plus.

CHSLDs – Entrepreneurs Outperform the Government
Why do private funded CHSLDs provide better services? It’s simple: because of entrepreneurship!

The Obstacles to the Medicine of the Future
Communicate with loved ones on the other side of the planet? Of course. / Carry out online banking transactions in a matter of clicks? Easy! / Virtually consult a doctor or nurse? Well…

Urgences au Québec – moins de patients, plus d’attente
Le temps d’attente dans les urgences du Québec a augmenté l’année dernière. Pourtant, le nombre de visites, lui, a diminué!

Interprovincial Trade Barriers Must Fall
What are our politicians waiting for to remove interprovincial trade barriers?

Three Conditions for Pricing Carbon
1 – It should not increase the general tax burden / 2 – It should replace all other GHG reduction policies / 3 – It should take into account whether our neighbours have a similar policy

The Real Cost of a Federal Pharmacare Plan?
Share if you are against a federal public pharmacare plan.