> even in Quebec where 150% bed occupation rates were normal even before covid If you don't call that crumbling then what is? The literal walls falling down?

> even in Quebec where 150% bed occupation rates were normal even before covid If you don't call that crumbling then what is? The literal walls falling down? All sorts of medical procedures are being cancelled, Covid tests aren't being done, there's not enough staff, etc... That isn't the norm in developed countries, FYI. I'm literally in another country, following my partner around as she has a million medical appointments (she's pregnant and hasn't been home in 2 years). Right now, during Covid, their system is working better than Canada's has during my lifetime. She gets appointments within a day. Shows up, no wait. Nothing gets cancelled. The clinics/hospitals aren't close to full. Everything is quick and works well.