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... does not deal with excessive demand for health services . In this judicial review application, Gu... be expected to require services, the costs of which would likely exceed the average Canadian per capita costs over 5 years. The applicant is therefore ina...
... insecure about their health-care future as costs soar and even middle-income Americans remain worri....2 percent of GDP, and the US averages per capita health costs of $7421. (6) Economists suggest that...
From 1961 to 1973, Canada enjoyed robust economic growth, rising tax revenues and rising expenditures, and put in place the last bricks of a comprehensive welfare state: namely, medicare, unemployment insurance and the Canada Pension Plan. Real per capita revenues grew at an astounding seven per cent a year while real per capita spending grew at only a slightly less astounding rate of six per cent. The concerted expenditure restraint of the mid-1990s, combined with a booming economy, brought the federal deficit and debt situation under control as deficits were converted to surpluses and both the absolute level of debt and the debt-to-GDP ratio fell. The fiscal pain felt in the area of federal health and education transfers to the provinces was substantial. While the growth rates of real...
...Debt service costs crowded out program spending and the share of tota...
... of the Applicants father due to poor health. [2] For reasons that follow, I am dismissing this... Moreover, the Applicant paid for his oxygen costs. [12] The IAD held that while both were health pro... would likely exceed average Canadian per capita health services and social services costs over a p...
... visa on the ground that the Applicants health condition might reasonably be expected to cause ... or provincial authorities responsible for costs associated with his health. The final two items we... likely exceed the average Canadian per capita costs over five years. This is the Decision under ...
... of the Applicants father due to poor health. [2] For reasons that follow, I am dismissing this... Moreover, the Applicant paid for his oxygen costs. [12] The IAD held that while both were health pro... would likely exceed average Canadian per capita health services and social services costs over a p...
...(18) These include poor health status, fast growing population rates, overcrowded... of the remoteness of the area, health costs per capita in Nunavut are higher than anywhere els...
... visa on the ground that the Applicants health condition might reasonably be expected to cause ... or provincial authorities responsible for costs associated with his health. The final two items we... likely exceed the average Canadian per capita costs over five years. This is the Decision under ...
... opinion that a foreign nationals health condition might reasonably be expected to cause ex... be expected to require services, the costs of which would likely exceed the average Canadian per capita costs over 5 years. The applicant is therefore ina...
... dysfunction, is inadmissible to Canada on health grounds because her condition might reasonably be ... that will exceed the average Canadian per capita costs over a five-year period. Consequently, this ...
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