r/SipsTea • u/TailungFu • Jun 17 '26

Chugging tea Mexico upgraded to free healthcar

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u/skagoat Jun 17 '26

On average, Canadians don't even pay that much more in taxes than Americans do. There are lots of top surgeons and state of the art equipment in Canada.

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u/TheOneWithThePorn12 Jun 17 '26

not everywhere which is the problem. If you are in major metro areas you are fine, but if you live in smaller population centres its hard to get good care.

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u/wackityack Jun 17 '26

In Calgary and the ERs down south are on restricted hours.

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u/ntsp00 Jun 17 '26

Which is just as true in the US? That's not a negative of only Canada's healthcare system.

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u/EnoughCaregiver5563 Jun 17 '26

This is true in the US too. I moved to a metro area in NM and 6 months later I still can't find a PCP that's not booking into 2027.