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Well we do pay double per capita what Canada pays for healthcare, so it wouldn't surprise me at all.

• einarvollset 16y ago
  That surely can't be for premiums? I remember paying $95/month for full coverage ($179 for a family?) with low (no?) deductible when I lived in BC. I wish, WISH, for that kind of coverage here in CA. I've got catastrophic coverage only for like $200/month.
  • elai 16y ago
    MSP is only in BC. The rest of the provinces just include it in their tax base and don't do the entire unnecessary exercise of an MSP bill.
  • dminor 16y ago
    I'm talking about per capita public money spent on healthcare by the government.