CA has a credibility problem in spite of his throwing OECD statistics our way. Millions of Americans have their prescriptions filled in gasp, ugh, horrors, `socialist' Canada. I don't think so. Just where exactly are these millions located? In Maine at Calais/St. Stephens? In New York state at Plattsburgh/no Canadian town, village, ciity at the border? Buffalo/Fort Erie? Lewiston/Queenston (there isn't even a shop in Queenston let alone a pharmacy)? Niagara Falls/Niagara Falls? Detroit/Windsor. Vermont, New Hampshire,Ohio, the Dakotas and westward until one gets to Washington State. - all crosings where there are no Canadian habitations within miles of the border. Look at a map and see for yourself that millions of Americans, and franchement la there really aren't that many `millions', even if they live near the US/Canada border rarely cross anywhere near a city or town with a pharmacist beavering away to fill their prescriptions. .The cost of travelling to an area in Canada where those prescriptions could be filled would certainly jack up the price of those medications wouldn't it?