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I think you're talking about federal spending. The Canadian federal government spends $15.3 billion / 38.25 million people = $401 per capita. Provinces spend $217 billion / 328.25 million = $5677.68 per capita. I'm talking about the total cost of socialised medicine, not just federal costs.

I'm a UK Taxpayer. About 80% of the NHS is funded via general taxation, 18% from national insurance. There's no line on my tax statement saying how much I personally paid toward public health but £182bn / 67m people = £2703 per capita.

In 2012 Canadian taxpayers paid $4037 for universal health care and spent $1726 on private care. US taxpayers spent $4153 for non-universal health care (medicare, medicaid, Federal employees) and $4692 on private care. I can't find more recent data.

My mistake. I didn't see it here, thought we didn't have it.

Dad worked hard his entire life. His work was a core part of his identity. I assumed he'd keep working till the day he dropped dead, hands still gripping the microscope.

Dad retired last year. He's in the Montana Badlands with a paleontology group digging up dinosaur bones. Living his best life.

"Twitter has reportedly refused to pay its Google Cloud contract." Vendors start rate limiting if you don't pay your bills.
https://www.engadget.com/twitter-has-reportedly-refused-to-pay-its-google-cloud-contract-161936042.html

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