Ontario and Alberta health plans weighed in medicare debate
A provincial comparison shows Ontario costs higher due to medical fees while Alberta and Saskatchewan support government led plans with varying premium and tax structures. The piece argues against blanket government funding and endorses mixed private public approaches for efficiency and affordability. It cites public sentiment, tax impacts, and the need for targeted reforms.
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Health Insurance Growth in Canada Reaches Almost Twelve Million
The report notes that several companies issue health policies and provide protection on a voluntary basis for nearly twelve million Canadians by end of 1964. This figure more than doubles the number previously insured, showing broad acceptance of voluntary health insurance mechanisms and potential for further expansion.
Electioneering and promises stir Canadian voters
A letter laments promise filled politics before the November 8 election. The writer argues candidates make grand pledges, questions funding for housing and roads, and urges leaders to instead focus on real requests and the needy.
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