Is Canada An Example To The World?
Some would say so, and certainly things have greatly improved in America’s northern neighbor since the conservative (by Canadian standards) Stephen Harper took office, but I hardly think anyone should be emulating what Canada does.
Personally, though, when I think of Canada one thing comes to mind. It’s not health care waiting lists and shortages (though those are troubling) or the assaults on free speech by the country’s so-called “Human Rights” councils (even more troubling), but rather all the Canadians I see in my own community shopping for products and health care because they’re cheaper and/or more accessible here in America.
I live just 60 miles from America’s border with Canada, and I can tell you that my communities stores, clinics and hospitals are packed with Canadians who are fleeing their home country’s high taxes and woefully bureaucratic national health care system. I can also tell you that nobody from my community goes up to Canada to shop.
Which tells me that I certainly don’t want my community, or my state or even my country to emulate what’s going on in Canada.












