Each country has its own problems in the health care industry but I believe both are equally good. In the states (and correct me if I’m wrong) if you don’t have insurance surgerys and other medical care can be extremely expesive which is one con of their health care system. Now in Canada- basic health care is
free. For example I am having a kidney transplant and my mother recently had surgery for cancer, and neither of us had to pay anything. However even though I have never encountered it there is the problem of wait times for certain procedures, like MRIs. You see my point is both of our countries health care systems are good and both have their flaws- so what are your thoughts?

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