June 10, 2013 Hon. Deborah Matthews Ministry of Health and Long-Term Care 10th Floor, Hepburn Block 80 Grosvenor Street Toronto, Ontario M7A 2C4 Open letter re: Sisters of Providence and the Kingston P3 Minister Matthews, I am writing…
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Government Misrepresents the Sisters of Providence to Justify P3-Privatization of Hospital Funding
The Kingston Health Coalition challenges the Government’s unethical use of the Sisters of Providence to justify a for-profit P3 hospital in Kingston. On April 26, in the provincial legislature, in response to a question asking if the province will “listen…
Coalition “disappointed” as Kingston Mayor breaks tie vote on new hospital, tipping balance in favour of P3 privatization
Dear Mayor Gerretsen and Deputy Mayor Hector, We appreciate that you both took the time to attend Keep Our Hospitals Public events and took the time to look at the written information that we provided to Council. We feel it is…
U.K. Expert Warns of P3 Disaster
Hospital Bankruptcies, “Ghastly” Profits, Kingston Residents Told Kingston, Ontario – In a briefing hosted by the Health Coalition, Dr. John Lister a U.K. expert on P3s, recounted the shocking story of excessive profits, massive public debt and hospital insolvency as…
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The Whig – Province urged to bid on P3 hospital contract
By Peter Hendra, Kingston Whig-Standard Friday, October 26, 2012 7:04:21 EDT PM KINGSTON - The new hospital slated to be built in the city’s west end should eschew the current private funding model and instead be paid for by the Ontario…
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