Harrison Ruess: Our fixation on the U.S. is a barrier to Canadian progress , by the_lineca
10.8 per cent of our GDP on health care. If we start with countries that are +/- one per cent, that gives us a list of comparable spenders that includes Germany , Switzerland , France , Japan , Sweden , Belgium , Norway , Austria , Netherlands , the U.K. , and Denmark .better life expectancy than Canada does , narrows the list down to Switzerland, France, Japan, Sweden, Belgium, Norway and Netherlands. Germany, Austria, U.K.
That’s why there is nobody, anywhere, seriously suggesting that Canada should import American-style health care to our country. It simply isn’t an option on the table. The only people making this U.S.-importation strawman argument are people who are anti-progress. We all agree that we’re compassionate, patriotic Canadians and together we understand that our health-care system must do better.
We all agree to the fact that there are numerous countries on our planet other than Canada and the United States.
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