Alberta’s Bill 11, effective December 18, 2025, may introduce a two-tier health-care system similar to that of the U.S., as highlighted in a report by the Canadian Centre for Policy Alternatives and the Parkland Institute. The bill allows doctors to practice in both public and private sectors, potentially easing public system pressures but raising concerns about undermining single-payer health care. Critics argue it could violate the Canada Health Act, while proponents point to successful dual models in Europe, though Alberta’s unique context poses challenges. The federal government emphasizes its commitment to safeguarding universal health care.
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