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This is not the case.

• ilrwbwrkhv 4y ago
  It is. Add that with the rest of the problems Canada has, it might be the worst of the first world countries.
  • mitthrowaway2 4y ago
    I, for one counterexample, have gotten excellent healthcare on every occasion that I've needed it, and I have yet to be immediately dying. Obviously not everyone has had good experiences, and our healthcare system fails many people, but to say that you get no healthcare whatsoever unless you are immediately dying is absolutely hyperbole.
    • ilrwbwrkhv 4y ago
      Where are you located in Canada? I would be shocked to know you got non life threatening medical care in any of the major cities.
      • mitthrowaway2 4y ago
        Vancouver. Occasions of excellent and free care include: general precautionary checkups and exams, blood and urine tests just to check on nutrition and general health, corrective surgery for minor conditions (eg. cyst removal), treatment for minor ear infection, hemorrhoid treatment, a great deal of care, MRIs, and x-rays after a bicycle accident resulted in a fractured bone, and of course several drive-through COVID tests throughout the pandemic.
        • ilrwbwrkhv 4y ago
          Well in Ontario those are not happening. I wonder if BC recently changed a family doctor rule.