Canadian Health Care Costs Reach $21K for Family of Four
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A report by the Fraser Institute reveals that the cost of public health care insurance for a typical Canadian family of four has more than doubled since 1997, reaching over $21,000 this year. This increase outpaces growth in other household expenses like food, shelter, and wages. The study also notes that while Canadians may not pay directly for medical services, they fund health care through various taxes.
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Health Care Costing Canadian Households Up to $21K Annually, Study Say...
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