I chose this video because I believe that it explains health care in the best and simplest way. The way the speaker presents the information is easy to follow and simple enough that most would be able to understand. The speaker does not necessarily use any hard to understand words, and his body language is engaging while watching the video.

I chose this video because it teaches that there are different types of healthcare. This includes healthcare covered by one's job. While watching this video I learned a couple of new things. One of these things is that I was not aware that there was private healthcare. I thought that all healthcare coverage came through OHIP or Medicare. This was one piece of information that I thought was useful. 

I chose this video because it includes a lot that one can learn about both the Canadian and American healthcare system. If a newcomer or migrant was to decide between moving to Canada and the US, I would refer them to this video. Something that I found useful while watching this video was (within the first few minutes) that we (Canada) spends more than most countries when it comes to OECD. I believe that this just implies that the Canadian government cares more about their citizens than most countries do.  

Something that I found interesting and useful in the video was that once you come to Canada you would have to get a health card from service Canada or service Ontario. I remember only learning that I was supposed to have a health card only when I got my first job. I also learned that health insurance is not necessarily always free. For example, when it comes to prescription glasses, Medicare does not cover it. I also learned this though my aunt who has a private healthcare provider. This is also why I chose this video. It is because it provides a lot more information than the others, and it covers if not everything, the majority that anyone would need to know about healthcare providers, specifically OHIP.