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Palin’s experience also highlights the fact that American medical-tourism to Canada is common, despite conservatives’ claims that Canada’s health care system drives Canadians into the states. “Every year, thousands of Americans undergo surgery in other countries” where they can receive the same care “at half the price.” “In 2007, an estimated 750,0

Remember that Sarah was the one who claimed that the health care system in Canada has 'death panels' to determine, apparently, who gets health care and who doesn't. And yet she and her larcenist family (unless they paid for it which I personally doubt, otherwise why not get it locally?) were able to 'hustle over the border' whenever they wanted.

The ladies from the sexy hit web series Venus Spa found a way to inspire the Canadian Men's Hockey Team to victory at the Winter Olympics in Vancouver. The girls offered the boys a one day free membership to the Venus Health Spa in a provocative Youtube video. Inspired by the offer, Canada defeated the USA 3-2 in overtime to claim their sexy prize!

"Ontario lawn-care companies are taking legal action against doctors, public health officials, and environmentalists who publicly lobbied for a ban on the cosmetic use of pesticides. An individual representing approximately 400 residential lawn companies claims that the ban could cost the industry more ....."

A Canadian woman has learned that Facebook can be a double-edged sword after an insurance company cut her health benefits, claiming she was healthy after seeing pictures of her smiling in a bikini at the beach.

A Canadian woman claims she has lost her health benefits after her insurance company used her Facebook pictures as evidence that she was no longer depressed.

Facebook can be a double-edged sword, a Canadian woman learned when an insurance company cut her health benefits, claiming she was healthy after seeing pictures of her smiling in bikini at the beach.