Livingstone-Macleod candidate Chelsae Petrovic told a podcast in February that people have heart attacks because they don’t take care of themselves and make it the health care system’s problem
A United Conservative Party candidate in southern Alberta is being criticized for saying people who have heart failure should take accountability for their own health.in February that people have heart attacks because they don’t take care of themselves and then make it the health care system’s problem.
Petrovic, who is mayor of Claresholm, south of Calgary, has also been a nurse for more than 12 years.Smith came under fire last year for saying that early-stage cancer is within a person’s control. In late March, UCP Lethbridge West candidate Torry Tanner resigned after claiming in a video that children are exposed to pornography in schools and teachers help them change their gender identity.
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