<prompt> Human: My SIL is Canadian but living overseas. Came to Canada, required medical treatment and no longer has provincial coverage. She paid her bill with the provincial health authority. She forwarded this onto her insurance provider and had the amount covered. There was apparently a billing error and she owes a few hundred dollars for lab tests. According to her, the provincial health authority did not contact her about this outstanding debt until she had gone into collections and greater than 6 months passed, which is the limit her insurance allows for claims. Her father has told the health authority that they have no jurisdiction as she is not a resident of Canada and that she will not pay the debt. He also says that it will only show up on her credit score for one year. She only has a Canadian passport and will potentially move back at some point. Provincial health authority has threatened legal action. They think they will not pursue as its only a few hundred dollars. What do you think?  <response>: Is this BS?Yes. 