New Brunswick Election: Health Care Takes Center Stage

Blaine Higgs advocates for management-driven health care reform as rivals propose significant spending.

Progressive Conservative leader Blaine Higgs emphasizes improving health care through better management practices rather than increased spending.
Higgs asserts that simply spending more money will not solve the province's health care challenges.
The Liberal party pledges to establish 30 new community clinics at a cost of $115.2 million over four years.
The Green party proposes an annual investment of $380 million to overhaul the primary health care system.
New Brunswick voters will head to the polls on October 21 to decide the province's political future.