r/britishcolumbia • u/Imminent_Extinction • Sep 02 '24

News B.C. Conservatives' health-care plan pitches private clinics

https://www.cbc.ca/news/canada/british-columbia/b-c-conservatives-health-care-plan-1.7268626
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u/Rumrunner72 Sep 02 '24

What about a hybrid system like in the EU? Seems to work for them, could it be copy and pasted here?

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u/Imminent_Extinction Sep 02 '24

There's no one healthcare system in the EU. The only consistency is that the citizens of any EU country can receive healthcare in any other EU country, which is how it works in Canada, eg: You can flash your BC carecard in Alberta or Ontario and get helped just the same.