"Cracking down on drugs, including fentanyl and its precursors, illegal guns, and stopping organized crime gangs from smuggling cars out of the country. We will train 1,000 new Canadian Border Services Agency (CBSA) officers. In addition, to secure our borders, we will stand up additional border scanners, drones and new K-9 teams, to target more suspicious shipments at our land borders, ports, and railyards;" — liberal.ca, retrieved 2025-04-16

"Holding those profiting from bringing fentanyl into our communities accountable by prosecuting more complex drug production trafficking and importation offences. We will invest in the Public Prosecution Services of Canada so that they can do so;" — liberal.ca, retrieved 2025-04-16

"Amending the Canada Post Corporation Act to allow police to search for and seize fentanyl and other contraband in Canada Post mail with a general warrant." — liberal.ca, retrieved 2025-04-16

"Fund treatment for 50,000 Canadians. A new Conservative government will fund treatment for 50,000 Canadians in treatment centres with a proven record of success at getting people off drugs. This includes successful models like the Bruce Oake Recovery Centre, which helps people recover and reunite with their families, communities, and culture. To ensure the best outcomes, funding will follow results. Where spaces in good treatment programs exist, we will use them, and where they need to expand, these funds will allow that." — conservative.ca, retrieved 2025-04-17

"Ban drug dens from being located within 500 metres of schools, daycares, playgrounds, parks, and seniors’ homes and impose strict new oversight rules." — conservative.ca, retrieved 2025-04-17

"Poilievre also pledged to crack down on the Liberals’ reckless experiments with free access to illegal drugs that allow provinces to operate drug sites with no oversight, while pausing any new federal exemptions until evidence justifies they support recovery." — conservative.ca, retrieved 2025-04-17

"He will also end the exemption for fly-by-night provincially-regulated sites." — conservative.ca, retrieved 2025-04-17

"Existing federal sites will be required to operate away from residential communities and places where families and children frequent and will now also have to focus on connecting users with treatment, meet stricter regulatory standards or be shut down." — conservative.ca, retrieved 2025-04-17

"Existing federal sites will be required to operate away from residential communities and places where families and children frequent and will now also have to focus on connecting users with treatment, meet stricter regulatory standards or be shut down." — conservative.ca, retrieved 2025-04-17

"To help tackle the doctor shortage, we’ll boost Canada Health Transfers by an additional 1% for provinces that commit to action and publicly report on their progress. This incentive will support real partnerships to train, recruit, and retain the health workers Canadians need." — ndp.ca, retrieved 2025-04-19

"Implementing a pan-Canadian licensure, to help medical professionals practice where they are needed across the country" — ndp.ca, retrieved 2025-04-19

"Working with territorial governments to provide housing and facilities for family doctors and primary care teams to keep healthcare providers in the North" — ndp.ca, retrieved 2025-04-19

"And we will put in place a $5,000 tax credit to help boost pay for more than 780,000 nurses and Personal Support Workers." — ndp.ca, retrieved 2025-04-19

1. • Travailler avec les organismes médicaux nationaux pour établir une licence nationale volontaire pour les professionnels de la santé, que les provinces et territoires pourront choisir d’adopter; et
2. Fournir un financement fédéral ciblé pour soutenir la mise en œuvre de cette licence nationale, simplifiant la mobilité et réduisant la bureaucratie pour les professionnels de la santé.

1. • Augmenter le nombre de postes de résidence pour les médecins formés à l’étranger, afin de répondre aux pénuries régionales et d'amener davantage de praticiens dans le système;
2. Financer des organismes nationaux pour négocier des accords de reconnaissance mutuelle (ARM) avec des pays qui respectent des normes équivalentes d’éducation et de licence médicales; et
3. Mettre en place une catégorie de visa pour les professionnels de la santé qui répondent déjà aux normes canadiennes et souhaitent venir au Canada.

Les Canadiens doivent avoir accès à des soins de santé de qualité et en temps voulu. Le PAC soutient fermement que les Canadiens doivent pouvoir recevoir les soins nécessaires dans des établissements gérés par des services publics ou opérés par des entités privées, sans avoir à payer de leur poche. Nous reconnaissons également que de nombreux Canadiens cherchent actuellement des soins à l’extérieur du Canada pour répondre à leurs besoins de santé. Par conséquent, le Canada doit:

1. Réformer la Loi canadienne sur la santé pour permettre aux chirurgiens opérant au sein des structures de santé provinciales de louer des installations chirurgicales dans les hôpitaux publics lorsque ces salles d’opération ne sont pas utilisées. Les chirurgiens paieront des frais à l'hôpital couvrant tous les coûts plus une surtaxe qui revient au système de santé provincial, et offriront des chirurgies pour un coût supporté par les patients, avec la priorité donnée à ceux résidant dans la province ou le territoire.

Cela réduira les listes d'attente, augmentera les revenus des hôpitaux, augmentera les salaires des chirurgiens et du personnel de soutien, et redirigera les fonds de santé souvent dépensés aux États-Unis ou dans d'autres pays vers le Canada et le système de santé public.

"As a tangible step to expanding mental health coverage, we will ensure that all Canadians can access services like psychotherapy and counselling by launching a new plan to cover these services for those who are currently not covered by work plans." — ndp.ca, retrieved 2025-04-19

"We will get the job done, putting in place a universal program within four years. Mark Carney’s proposed cuts would stop pharmacare in its tracks. During the first year of the next Parliament, we will get deals with every province to cover diabetes medications and birth control. And we will expand that first step by covering essential medicines by the end of the first year, building to full coverage by the end of four years." — ndp.ca, retrieved 2025-04-19