Universal health care made the top of a list of things identified as a very important source of personal or collective Canadian pride in a new survey. Commissioned by the Association for Canadian Studies, the online survey shows that 73 percent of Canadians found personal or collective pride in universal health care, 70 percent in the Canadian passport, 67 percent in the Canadian flag, and 65 percent found pride in the Charter of Rights and Freedoms. The national anthem and the Armed Forces also won more than 50 percent support, while historical events ranked much lower. The 1867 Confederation Agreements won only 37 percent support and the Monarchy 15 percent. But without the British North America Act, Canada and universal health care would not exist. Something different than Canada would exist instead.
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