the private level of u.s. government pays for the most healthcare.
which level of u.s. government pays for the most healthcare?
private
since 2002, students who are members of the horse lake band have been educated in the alberta provincial education system, specifically the peace wapiti school division (pwsd), rather than separate reserve schools, with the cost being borne by indigenous and northern affairs canada. however in 2012, this arrangement was put in doubt when the budget for non-aboriginal "at risk" students received was more than doubled by the provincial government from $2.2 million to $5.1 million per year. under the terms of the contract between the western cree and pwsd, the band must pay the difference between what the provincial government pays for band members, and what the federal government pays for non-aboriginals. this implies an additional $3,000 per student.
horse lake first nation
section::::recent years.:healthcare system.









































canada's healthcare system, colloquially called "medicare", is a significant economic factor. as most aspects of the healthcare system are financed from general government revenues, and as provincial governments bear the majority of these costs, healthcare has grown to become the largest component of canadian provincial budgets. medicare is also a relevant factor in the decisions of employers to locate businesses in canada (where government pays most of employees' healthcare costs) as opposed to the united states (where employers more directly pay many healthcare costs).









































section::::recent years.:poverty.
economic history of canada