And that, in my opinion, is the real solution.

Right now Canada has 11 separate health care systems, one for each of the Provinces plus the Federal system for the territories, foreign diplomats and a handful of other people.  Why?

Do people in Charlottetown really have that vastly different of health care needs than the people of Vancouver?  Or South Porcupine? Or whoever?  Sure there are some differences in urban vs. suburban vs. rural care needs, but every Province has that issue already.

Of course if any Federal politician were to suggest this the Provincial Premiers would burn them at the stake.