The Canadian healthcare system is a group of socialized health insurance plans that covers all of their citizens. Despite citizens experiencing long wait times prior to being treated by a physician, and a few exceptions, all citizens qualify for health coverage regardless of medical history, income, or living conditions. The Canadian Model appears to be ideal for any country struggling with healthcare reform. However, the influence of power has lead to corruption within this “ideal” system. People with influential power have been able to avoid long treatment wait times and secure their health, whereas those of a lower socioeconomic status are left dormant. And as with many developed countries, “The wealthiest fifth of Canadians live 4.5 years
