What I was afraid of has been done already. But it wasn't that he'd lose.
Canadian gal, I really am at a point where no matter the outcome, I believe that my candidate put up a good fight. So, I'm satisfied. I don't care for winning at all costs. There were some missteps along the way but we cannot seriously expect perfection. In any case, losing doesn't scare me, but I don't think it'll come, and if it does, I'll just move to Canadia :)
you'll love canada, we have universal healthcare!
but our politics is far less entertaining ;)
One of the guys that work for me is from Canada, and he says though you do have Universal care you have to wait long for procedures, scans and such. Is that true?
yes its true sadly. but i think it depends where you live too - im from a large city, so scan and other tests are faster than in other places. in canada its more preventative medicine, you know going to gp's or specialists more frequently to stymie problems before they start.
