That sucks, but it’s good they discovered the cause right away.
I’ve had chest pain off and on for 20 years now, and I was super paranoid about it because all my relatives died of heart attacks on one side of the family, so I’ve been to the ER multiple times. Every time, they would admit me immediately, give me an aspirin and hook me to an ECG. One hour later, I leave because everything looks good.
Now when I get chest pain or tightness, I just roll my eyes, try to ignore it, and keep doing what I’m doing.
I finally decided to wear a Holter monitor and get a sonogram done, which revealed something unrelated. They said come back next year so we can look for changes.
Oh right, I’ve never had to worry about paying for anything. All I have to do is show my OHIP card when I walk in to the ER or the imaging clinic.
I did have to wait two weeks to get an appointment from my family doctor for that, followed by a day or two to get the Holter and sonogram, but that’s Canadian health care for ya
This is the one I used, but it’s no longer available:
If you search for “radon test kit” you can find them.
Also, I know Home Depot sells them… they’re about $50 in both places
I had zero idea about it until a plumber I called in casually mentioned that I should get a test. My house used to have 10 times the safe* limit that Health Canada recommends.
I now have a radon system in my house
There’s refineries in the US that are geared up for processing Canadian heavy oil.
The Venezuelan oil is supposedly similar, and cheaper to ship to those refineries.
Canada has a few years left of shipping this oil to those refineries until the oil companies get in and kickstart the Venezuelan production.
I don’t think they’re going to flood the market with cheaper oil… instead they’ll maim the Canadian industry