Why are Canadian leaders Prime Minister Mark Carney and Ontario Premier Doug Ford blatantly turning their backs on the inherent dangers of Canadian hospitals and their endangered patients?
The answer to that pointed question is as outrageous as it is simple. These ‘leaders’ are ignoring the dangerous state of Canadian hospitals because they are spending the proverbial lion’s share of their time fighting and hating American President Donald J. Trump while the people who they were elected to serve, are left to suffer and die:
(Randy Hillier): “In Canada, getting a broken ankle can be a fatal injury as our socialized healthcare system is not equipped to handle catastrophic injuries.
“The @AllisonInquiry showed the world just how evil medicine has become. It will kill you and then demand applause & promotion.”
Family of Saskatoon woman who died after ankle surgery was delayed calling for answers, (CTV News, Sept. 18, 2026)
"The family of a 30-year-old woman from Saskatoon who died after her ankle surgery was delayed is calling for answers."Kirsten Hanke fell while retrieving a package off her front step on Aug. 12, breaking her ankle in three places."Hanke’s husband Kirby Morgan said the couple went to Royal University Hospital after Hanke’s fall. Doctors there attempted to reset her ankle twice, but said surgery was needed."They put Hanke’s leg in a cast and scheduled her in for surgery three days later on Aug. 15."Morgan said when they arrived for surgery, no one was expecting them and said staff scrambled to make sense of their appointment."Throughout the day, Morgan said his wife was ill, throwing up and unable to move because of her injury and a sprain of her other ankle.
""The first two hours of our hospital visit, we were met with nurses that were dumbfounded as to who we even were,” Morgan said.(CTV News)"After eight hours of waiting, Morgan says a doctor entered the room and told them Hanke’s surgery would need to be bumped to another day. The couple reluctantly left the hospital."On Aug. 19, the day before her surgery, Hanke went to the hospital for a pre-operative CT scan. When she returned home, she collapsed twice in front of her mother before being rushed to hospital and dying from her injury.""We pulled her off life support shortly after midnight to avoid overlapping with her sister’s wedding anniversary,” Morgan said. “We asked to wait an extra 10 minutes so we could do that.”"Hanke’s family was told Kirsten died from a pulmonary embolism when blood clots moved from her ankle to her lungs,"“I wake up, I’m alone, I go to bed, I’m alone. I don’t have my person anymore,” Morgan said on Friday."Morgan described Hanke as kind, thoughtful, and said she had the best laugh you could ever have around you."He said he’s coping with her sudden death by fighting for her and telling her story."“I think about her every minute of every day and what she would be doing,” Morgan said. “And I know that she would be even angrier than I was, and am now, if that were to happen to me.”"Morgan and Hanke’s parents believe the wife and daughter would be alive today if she got the surgery she needed.
"The family wonders why Hanke was sent home and say they’re speaking out in hopes this story can prevent something like this from happening again.""They probably would have seen signs, where I wouldn’t,” Shawna Hanke, Kirsten’s mother, said. “I didn’t know.”As the Hanke family spoke to reporters, a statement from the Saskatchewan Health Authority (SHA) was sent to media."The SHA says a priority internal safety review was conducted after Hanke dies to gather initial information into the incident and to inform additional actions. The safety review deemed it to be a critical incident, which triggers a legislates process for review and reporting, including a formal internal review and disclosure to the family."“The SHA will be engaging the family of this patient to provide an overview and respond to any questions regarding next steps in this formal process,” the statement read."Health Minister Jeremy Cockrill offered condolences to the Hanke family."“I expect the SHA to thoroughly examine the circumstances surrounding this incident and take any appropriate action identified through the review process to support the delivery of safe, high-quality care for Saskatchewan patients and families,” he said in a statement.
And then there’s the story of a Canadian woman who was given MAID as her only choice for stage 4 cancer in Deathcare Canada. She went to the US and death was not the option the doctors there gave her.
The sorry story of Canada’s failing health system can be traced all the way back to how patients were treated during the outbreak of the COVID-19 virus.
Back then, Google was suppressing the reports of most independent media, including Canada Free Press, an in-place suppression that continues with impunity to the present day.
When columnist Ray DiLorenzo wrote yesterday about the health advantages of Ivermectin and Hydroxychloroquine this is the official Google notification that showed up mere hours after our posting.
Why shouldn’t Canadians seeking relief from illness of any kind have the right to choose which medicines they think would help for themselves?
Why hasn’t the gadabout PM of this country had anything to say about the recent Allison Inquiry which featured the sworn testimony of some 50 victims of the COVID vaccine still available today?
If an independent media source would ask Carney why he is avoiding the scandal of the Canadian health system, he would more than likely answer that he is “too busy”.
Too busy doing what?
On the same day the hospital scandals found headlines, Carney was in the French territory of Saint-Pierre-et-Miquelon, a small set of islands off the coast of Newfoundland—with photos of him shown playing political hugsies with French President Emmanuel Macron.
Macron to PM Carney: "It's a huge pleasure for all of us to welcome you to this French territory in North America, our republic, your continent. This is the first official visit of a Canadian Prime Minister to Saint-Pierre-et-Miquelon.
Meanwhile, we should all pray that God Almighty’s Divine Providence will come to the rescue of
Canadians needing serious life-sustaining medical help, because Canada’s leaders currently in office sure won’t.
Judi McLeod——Bio and Archives
-- Judi McLeod, Founder, Owner and Editor of Canada Free Press, is an award-winning journalist with more than 30 years’ experience in the print and online media. A former Toronto Sun columnist, she also worked for the Kingston Whig Standard. Her work has appeared throughout the ‘Net, including on Rush Limbaugh and Fox News.
