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[dustin085]

So I finally got a permanent position at work!!! I'm really happy about this. My schedule will be 10:30-6:30 monday to friday as of may 28th. Now that I am permanent, my benefits will kick in after only 3 months or so... I will finally be able to remove my wisdom teeth! I have been waiting a long time for this. I went originally when I was at

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[ankh99]

Does Canada not pay for dental stuff?
I have never really paid attention to how medical insurance works there, other than in general that it is paid for by the government (through taxes, at least)...

Good luck on the car thing. But make sure you can afford car insurance before getting the car! It's very important!!!!!

[dustin085]

Canada actualy doesn't cover things like dental, eyecare and things like that. If you're under 18 it's covered partially (i think i large portion, but I didnt really ask when I was younger:P) But after 18, things get taken away. If I'm not mistaken, perscription drugs are discounted cause of medicare and things like Dr visits and general medical stuff is more or less paid for (we have to pay a percentage but not full prices