CORRECTING and REPLACING Majority of Ontarians Need Provincial Authorities to Prioritize Spending on Public Hospitals Than Non-public Clinics: New Ballot

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OCHU-CUPE media convention at 10:00 am on Monday to launch full findings of recent Nanos ballot on privatization

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TORONTO — The media convention time must be 10:00 am as an alternative of 9:30 am.

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The up to date launch reads:

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MAJORITY OF ONTARIANS WANT PROVINCIAL GOVERNMENT TO PRIORITIZE SPENDING ON PUBLIC HOSPITALS THAN PRIVATE CLINICS: NEW POLL

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OCHU-CUPE media convention at 10:00 am on Monday to launch full findings of recent Nanos ballot on privatization

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Simply over 10 days after the current Ontario funds allotted $280 million for enlargement of surgical procedures and diagnostic exams in non-public clinics whereas restraining hospital funding, a brand new ballot exhibits that 73 per cent of Ontarians need the federal government to prioritize investments in public well being care.

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The Nanos ballot performed in Might surveyed over a thousand Ontarians about privatization of hospital providers and their notion about staffing in public hospitals.

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The ballot was commissioned by CUPE’s Ontario Council of Hospital Unions (OCHU-CUPE), which might be releasing a supplementary report on privatization at a media convention at Queen’s Park on Monday morning.

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Who:		Michael Hurley, president of CUPE’s Ontario Council of Hospital Unions (OCHU-CUPE) and Doug Allan, CUPE Researcher
What:		Media convention to launch polling and report on privatization of hospital providers
The place:		Queen’s Park Media Studio, 110 Wellesley St. W, Toronto
When:		10:00 am on Monday, June 9