Provincially run insurance and utilities traditionally keeps prices in check. Notably, when provincially run insurance and utilities have sold to private inter

Provincially run insurance and utilities traditionally keeps prices in check. Notably, when provincially run insurance and utilities have sold to private interests, the results have always been the same, even recent examples across Canada: Service gets worse (extremely worse/completely inaccessible if you’re rural), AND costs to consumers double after 3 years, then continue to rise astronomically for several years following. This, 100% of the time, is followed up by rural people that voted for this scenario to occur complaining that big city politicians fucked them again.