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Neil Seeman

  • Publisher, Sutherland House Experts and Author, Freelance
Toronto
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Opinion: The Canadians who emigrate to get U.S. health care Original

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By Jack Mintz, Neil Seeman
| National Post Verified
Skip to Content Canada's much-romanticized social safety net is prompting some people to move away for better care Every July 1, we surrender to the anesthesia of rituals: a stylized maple-leaf exceptionalism, a collective sigh of relief that our society has escaped the perceived vulgarities of the American experiment, and a nod to a social safety net romanticized as our secular covenant. Gazing at the flag, we repeat a self-congratulatory narrative about a kinder, gentler nation.
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Opinion | The hidden business cost of the gridlock sparked by Toronto’s renovation boom

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By Neil Seeman
| The Toronto Star Verified
Jackhammers shatter the morning peace and heavy machinery rumbles down your street. This scene is no longer an occasional nuisance; it is the summer baseline for Torontonians as residential renovations choke our city’s landscape. While city council wrestles with macro-gridlock, we ignore a massive, unpriced economic drag on our local economy: the hyperlocal gridlock caused by private residential construction.
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The Case for the Virt

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By Neil Seeman
| Longwoods Publishing
Healthcare Quarterly 29(1) April 2026 : 15-17.doi:10.12927/hcq.2026.27872 Quarterly Reflections Neil Seeman Healthcare continues to celebrate individual clinical excellence while overlooking the practical and ethical power of truly interdependent care. Drawing on theories of professional “flow” and virtue ethics, this essay argues that the physician–pharmacist relationship represents an underutilized model for safer, more effective primary care in Canada.
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