Disco 2 and gas prices Canada
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we have free health care. Surgeries etc but you still have to pay for medications if you don’t have benefits
dental if you don’t have benefits your screwed
and it takes them years to find out what’s wrong with you if you have a illness
wait times are crazy
my wife has pulmonary hypertension it took them 7 years to find out why her chest hurts and she was out of breath
everything is more expensive
property tax a year 3-6 k average
car insurance $200 a month average
house insurance $1100 a year average
natural gas in winter $120 a month avg
eletrical $130 a month avg
water bill $80 a month avg
car gas 87 is almost always around $1.00 to $1.20 a litre
if you make say 80 k a year your paying over 40 % tax on that
our transit system sucks and expensive
alcohol is expensive 40 - 60 bucks for a 24
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I lived in Vancouver for 5 years during college. Alcohol prices were the worst of it.... and only available from licensed stores... not healthy for a student
I found the dental / health system to be strange. It felt like all the doctors were really green and had no idea what they were doing.
Summers in Vancouver are about as good as it gets, but the other 8 months of the year suck.
I found the dental / health system to be strange. It felt like all the doctors were really green and had no idea what they were doing.
Summers in Vancouver are about as good as it gets, but the other 8 months of the year suck.
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we have free health care. Surgeries etc but you still have to pay for medications if you don’t have benefits
dental if you don’t have benefits your screwed
and it takes them years to find out what’s wrong with you if you have a illness
wait times are crazy
my wife has pulmonary hypertension it took them 7 years to find out why her chest hurts and she was out of breath
everything is more expensive
property tax a year 3-6 k average
car insurance $200 a month average
house insurance $1100 a year average
natural gas in winter $120 a month avg
eletrical $130 a month avg
water bill $80 a month avg
car gas 87 is almost always around $1.00 to $1.20 a litre
if you make say 80 k a year your paying over 40 % tax on that
our transit system sucks and expensive
alcohol is expensive 40 - 60 bucks for a 24
dental if you don’t have benefits your screwed
and it takes them years to find out what’s wrong with you if you have a illness
wait times are crazy
my wife has pulmonary hypertension it took them 7 years to find out why her chest hurts and she was out of breath
everything is more expensive
property tax a year 3-6 k average
car insurance $200 a month average
house insurance $1100 a year average
natural gas in winter $120 a month avg
eletrical $130 a month avg
water bill $80 a month avg
car gas 87 is almost always around $1.00 to $1.20 a litre
if you make say 80 k a year your paying over 40 % tax on that
our transit system sucks and expensive
alcohol is expensive 40 - 60 bucks for a 24
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everything is more expensive
Oh, I don't know about that...
property tax a year 3-6 k average (same)
car insurance $200 a month average (I pay more in Michigan for 2 vehicles and have a great driving record)
house insurance $1100 a year average (same)
natural gas in winter $120 a month avg (same)
eletrical $130 a month avg (relative and dependent on usage)
water bill $80 a month avg ($30 here)
car gas 87 is almost always around $1.00 to $1.20 a litre ($2.87/gallon here - nearing $5.00/gallon in parts of California)
if you make say 80 k a year your paying over 40 % tax on that (22% here)
our transit system sucks and expensive (we don't have one)
alcohol is expensive 40 - 60 bucks for a 24 (make your own wine - that's what my friend in Toronto does)
Oh, I don't know about that...
property tax a year 3-6 k average (same)
car insurance $200 a month average (I pay more in Michigan for 2 vehicles and have a great driving record)
house insurance $1100 a year average (same)
natural gas in winter $120 a month avg (same)
eletrical $130 a month avg (relative and dependent on usage)
water bill $80 a month avg ($30 here)
car gas 87 is almost always around $1.00 to $1.20 a litre ($2.87/gallon here - nearing $5.00/gallon in parts of California)
if you make say 80 k a year your paying over 40 % tax on that (22% here)
our transit system sucks and expensive (we don't have one)
alcohol is expensive 40 - 60 bucks for a 24 (make your own wine - that's what my friend in Toronto does)
hahahahaha...
Last edited by KernowDiscovery; 04-22-2019 at 08:42 PM.
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