I don't know who Marianne LeNabat is, but she's either very confused or trying very hard to create a story out of thin air. The country is helmed by a prime mi

I don't know who Marianne LeNabat is, but she's either very confused or trying very hard to create a story out of thin air. The country is helmed by a prime minister, Stephen Harper, known for his brazenly right-wing views and executive unilateralism. Brazenly right-wing? Ok, he's part of the Conservative party; but he's one of its most moderate members. Executive unilateralism? That's mostly about keeping the right-wing nuts in his own party in line -- Harper refuses to allow members of his own party to put forward any legislation which would place any restrictions on abortion or gay marriage, for example. the undermining of the country’s universal health care system Federal funding has increased at a rate of 6% per year for the past decade. Starting next year, it will increase at at a rate equal to nominal GDP growth. When did "increasing funding every year" turn into "undermining"? In reality, Canada Post has netted a profit for sixteen of the last seventeen years Only if you subscribe to the notion that future pension obligations will be paid for by the magic public pension fairy. Services are “delisted,” i.e. taken out of universal medicare coverage, but private supplemental insurance becomes available to cover them. I have no clue where this is coming from. Seriously, I can't think of even one service which has been delisted in the past 30 years. (And in any case, Canada's constitution says that health care is a matter of provincial jurisdiction, so if such a delisting had happened it wouldn't be the federal government's fault.) I could go on, but I think I've made my point.