Canadians believe health care system headed in wrong direction

Nik Nanos/The Globe and Mail: Confidence in Canada’s health care system is weak. A paltry one in seven Canadians (14 per cent) believe that the system is moving in the right direction. In contrast, a majority (55 per cent) assert is it moving in the wrong direction. The wrong direction numbers are highest among people under 35 years of age (65 per cent). This striking data point likely speaks to the impending alarm of young people, who are worried not only about their future personal access to health care, but are also worried about being sandwiched between managing care for both their children and aging parents…