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Kathryn Andrusky
Last published May 2026 · On our record since 2026
Where this writer stands
Federalism1 piece
Ottawa leadsProvinces lead
“Addressing this does not mean eliminating provincial flexibility. It does mean paying closer attention to how access works in practice.” Read the piece
Health1 piece
Expand public coverageMore private delivery
“The Alberta government's changes are not just about expanding access to testing. They are creating and embedding a model in which the generation of demand for health care services becomes inseparable from the delivery of care.” Read the piece
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Recent work
- Mental illness and MAID debates highlight improvement but treatments have limitsOpinion · Toronto Star · May 15, 2026
- The UCP Change That Could Upend Alberta Health Care | The TyeeOpinion · The Tyee · May 3, 2026
- Opinion: Bill 29 expands Albertans' access to testing — but what happens after?Opinion · Edmonton Journal · Apr 16, 2026
- Governments Need to Ensure that MAID Safeguards Don’t Harm Individuals | The TyeeOpinion · The Tyee · Apr 14, 2026
- Where you live shouldn’t determine access to MAID in CanadaOpinion · Toronto Star · Apr 14, 2026
- Opinion: Alberta's proposed blanket ban on MAID for mentally ill is unjustOpinion · Edmonton Journal · Mar 20, 2026