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Why health care is everyone’s business

Industry experts discuss possibilities for a healthier and wealthier Canada

By The Logic
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Dec 9, 2024
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Ambulances outside a hospital in Toronto in April 2021. Photo: The Canadian Press/Frank Gunn

Canadians feel more stress about money, their mental health is worsening and inefficiencies in the health system have left many struggling to find adequate care. 

That’s bad for people’s health—and it’s bad for the economy. 

Just as finances and health are intertwined, so are Canada’s economy and its health system: if Canadians aren’t feeling their best, they’re not going to perform their best. 

And if the latest labour productivity numbers are any indication, Canada is not at its best.

A digital transformation entrepreneur, an international health policy expert and a trailblazing financial planner came together to talk about how to turn this around. 

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Featuring opening remarks from Dave Jones, president of Sun Life Health, the panellists discussed mental, physical and financial health in search of ways to improve a system on the brink—and the opportunities for business, financial and tech leaders to help.

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