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Local Enough?

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Learn at your own pace, with an explanation after every answer. No score, no leaderboard – and not preparation for a citizenship test: just to know the country and your neighbours a little better.

State & history

Which federal law sets the conditions, such as universality and portability, that provinces must meet to receive full federal money for health care?

  • ✓ The Canada Health Act
  • B The Canada Pension Plan Act
  • C The Employment Insurance Act
  • ✕ The Constitution Act, 1867 Your answer

Not quite.

The Canada Health Act (1984) sets five criteria for provincial health insurance: public administration, comprehensiveness, universality, portability and accessibility. Provinces that break its rules can lose part of their federal health transfer.

Source: Canada Health Act (R.S.C. 1985, c. C-6); Health Canada website

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