3.Domestic flight cost
This stands out for the US because if people wish to go from one side of the country to the other, they can get really affordable and safe airlines. I mean, who doesn’t want that? Travel is cheap, especially if you have many relatives in different states.
On the other hand, Canada has fewer domestic airlines and the same distance traveled locally costs over $500 roundtrip and is rarely cheaper. Lucky us!
4. Healthcare
Of course, when it comes to healthcare, America has the highest costs. Per capita, individuals can expect to pay approximately $11,172 annually. And we cannot argue with how good the doctors are here. Of course, you can choose your health care plan based on your salary.
Most of the employees offer medical insurance. In Canada, health insurance is managed by the government and is paid for through taxes. This system is actually less complicated and no one will be left out. A downside is that you may have to wait a bit longer for assistance compared to the US.
No doubt that America has higher standards and a productive system with innovations and some of the best doctors in the world.
