TAGS: Featured. Photos by Rupert Fowler, Grant Robinson, Andy Jones. Itâs a natural urge as soon as you start pedalling a bike to wonder how fast you are going. A simple speedo will allow you to see your max, current and average speed for each ride.
*. Wait times for surgical treatment in Canada rose to an average of 18.2 weeks in 2010, the first increase since 2007, according to a report released Monday by the Fraser Institute. Photograph by: Pat McGrath, Ottawa Citizen file photo. Wait times for surgical treatment in Canada rose to an average of 18.2 weeks in 2010, the first increase since 2007, according to a report released Monday by the Fraser Institute. 1  E-mail this Gallery.
* The U.K (60%) and Canada (57%) had the highest numbers of persons who had to wait four weeks or more to get to see a specialist physician. In the U.S., only 23% reported a wait of four weeks or more for specialty care.* The U.S. also did very well on measures of wait times for non-emergency or elective surgery.his is what the researchers found: * Canada had the highest percentage of patients (36%) who had to wait six days or more for an appointment with a doctor, but the United States had the second highest percentage (23%) who reported that they had to wait at least this long.