TFW live in Canada and as a part-time wagie I have no health insurance so I have to pay absurd costs out of pocket

"disability"

yes, that's right disability. Why did you quote it?

Healthcard is used for the OHIP program which is universal healthcare. It does not include prescription drugs, hearing aids, physical therapists, dentistry, optometry and a few other services.

Go NEET in quebec get welfare checks they'll give you all that

I can't speak french

I hear the province pays people to go there and learn French, does that apply to people from other provinces or just brown people from other countries?

i thought canadians were always bragging about their "Free" awesome healthcare

>It does not include prescription drugs, hearing aids, physical therapists, dentistry, optometry and a few other services.

If I break my leg and have to go to the ER it's free which is pretty good, although I have to pay money for the ambluance(not covered by "free" healthcare) but if my teeth are fucked up or I need physiotherapy for my leg then i have to fork it out.

become a plumber

>sign up for one course per term at cc
>pay $450 in student fees for the year
>get extended medical

It's good in the sense that our lives aren't ruined if we get accidentally injured, but it doesn't cover a lot of shit like dental, glasses, etc.

just listen to this guy, become a dentist and do plumbing jobs in youre spare time

I think you actually have to have a certain courseload tho?

what province are you in?

You can get a waiver if you are low income you idiot

ontario

Poor kid

- Ontario cuck as well

:(

You can get on ODSP for social anxiety if it's debilitating enough. Easy to fake.

only true if you can be a good bull for sophie trudeau

Ontario, even after successive governments trying to ruin the place, is still the best place to be to make money.

You can bargain with dentists.

What? I had to ride in an ambulance once and never got billed.

>You can get on ODSP for social anxiety if it's debilitating enough. Easy to fake.

How much does that pay? According to pic related it's not so great.

health.gov.on.ca/en/public/publications/ohip/amb.aspx

seems you have to pay $45 in mostt cases

it depends on the disability, and if your male or female. I wouldn't expect much more than 1200 per month from ODSP. You get a certain allotment for rent, meds, and basic needs.

What about past work experience/your assets? I'd imagine that you must have some sort of limit to how much investments you have let's say before they cut you off.

Is it possible to get something similar in BC for "social anxiety"?

based on pic I think we'd honestly be better off just working, anonfam.

I mean I'm not working right now anyways, so anything I'd get is a bonus.