Assessing which Canadian province has the "worst" healthcare is complex, as annual performance reports by health institutes frequently rotate rankings based on specific metrics like emergency wait times, doctor shortages, and surgical backlogs. Provinces with vast rural expanses and severe physician resource strains—such as Nova Scotia, Prince Edward Island, or parts of northern Ontario and Quebec—frequently report some of the longest wait lists and most constrained primary care access across the nation.
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