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23+ Pros And Cons of Canadian Healthcare System Health (1 days ago)Drawbacks of Canadian Health Care system. Free to choose the doctors and the hospital. There can be long wait times for the non-emergency procedures. It is independent of the person’s job or income.

In Canada, the health care system is funded by the income, corporate taxes, and sales that combined, are much lower than what other countries’ health care pay in insurance premiums directly and indirectly per employer. In many countries out there, for the thousands of employers, it is more or less like pay or rather dies.

In Canada, the health care system is funded by the income, corporate taxes, and sales that combined, are much lower than what other countries’ health care pay in insurance premiums directly and indirectly per employer. In many countries out there, for the thousands of employers, it is more or less like pay or rather dies.

Canada’s healthcare is funded by a “single-payer” system, but it doesn’t function as one single, unified system. Coverage is publicly-funded, meaning that the funds come from federal and provincial taxes. Some estimates, such as those of the Fraser Institute, put the average cost at about $5,789 a year per person.