Survey finds Atlantic Canadians less satisfied amid growing concerns on healthcare

Satisfaction among Atlantic Canadians changed dramatically over the past couple of years compared to the rest of the country and topping the list of concerns is healthcare. For the first time since the survey began in 2019, dissatisfaction in the Atlantic Region is higher than the national average. The report reveals that Atlantic Canadians are much less confident that treatment in the healthcare system would take a reasonable amount of time. The number of Atlantic Canadians concerned about healthcare is almost twice the national average at 32% compared to 17%.