The  Q&A section begins:  
 From your research, what do you think the driving force is behind “Indian hospitals”?
 Indian hospitals were not set up to help Indigenous people. They were really set up to help keep them separate from a white racist society...... they were underfunded and with some notable exceptions, poorly staffed. 
Having read this bundle of half-truths and opinions, I am steaming!!  In the late 60's I worked in Northern Saskatchewan.  We had the only hospital in the area, in Ile a la Crosse.  It serviced many communities and was staffed by dedicated doctors and nurses.  To suggest, as does the above comment, that it was anything less than a heroic effort is a total insult to the people who worked there. The roads to the 'outside' were gravel, ice in the winter across the lake,  or didn't exist.  The doctors and staff worked tirelessly.  To suggest otherwise is revisionism!  This is the latest in a series of poorly researched opinion pieces passed off as shallow facts.