# Andre Picard

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Looking Abroad

In this episode, we look at how Canada stacks up against global leaders in caregiving policy. While the U.S. launched its National Caregiving Strategy in 2022, other countries like the U.K. and Denmark offer forward-thinking models of care that Canada can look to for inspiration. What lessons can w…

Chats On Change Episode 28 With Andre Picard

In this episode of Chats on Change, interim Nova Scotia Health CEO Karen Oldfield sits down with acclaimed health journalist André Picard for a wide-ranging discussion on the state of Canada’s healthcare system. As one of the country’s most respected voices on health policy, Picard shares his insig…

In the Netherlands: a day in a GP practice (Part 1)

How is it that 99% of people in the Netherlands have access to primary care? How can Dutch doctors look after large numbers of patients while still providing primary care? Those are some of the questions Dr. Kiran is set on answering when she visits the Netherlands to learn more about their primary…

Andre Picard Explains How Measles Got Away From Us

Only one month ago, we interviewed Jill Promoli and Alvin Tedjo to discuss the alarming situation of rising measles cases in Peel Region. Since that interview, case numbers have steadily risen in Ontario. As the time of recording this episode, over 1400 cases have been reported and that number …

The Gratitude Train: France thanks America

In 1949, the Gratitude Train arrived in the United States, made up of 49 wagons filled with thousands of gifts from France. The convoy was a thank-you to American families who’d sent food and supplies across the Atlantic, via a ‘friendship train’ in the aftermath of World War Two. It was the idea o…

Norm Kelly & Andre Picard

Libby continues her interview from last episode with Toronto City Councillor Norm Kelly. He’s had a very successful career, but why has his popularity soared now that he’s in his 70’s? Libby finds out. And – Globe and Mail columnist Andre Picard has released a new book on the state of health care…

Why Canada's long term care system can't keep up

Long term care workers in Nova Scotia are on strike, demanding more pay and better working conditions. Adults 85 and older are one of Canada's fastest growing age groups. It's estimated that long term care capacity will have to almost double in the next decade to meet demand. We look at the demands…

The Gratitude Train: France thanks America

In 1949, the Gratitude Train arrived in the United States, made up of 49 wagons filled with thousands of gifts from France.The convoy was a thank-you to American families who’d sent food and supplies across the Atlantic, via a ‘friendship train’ in the aftermath of World War Two.It was the idea of …

[From the Vault] In the Netherlands: a day in a GP practice (Part 1)

How is it that 99% of people in the Netherlands have access to primary care? How can Dutch doctors look after large numbers of patients while still providing primary care? Those are some of the questions Dr. Kiran is set on answering when she visits the Netherlands to learn more about their primary…