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Still waiting for those cheaper prescription drugs from Canada? It could take a while longer

The issue of importing cheaper prescription drugs from Canada has been a topic of debate and discussion in the United States for some time. While there has been interest in exploring this option as a way to lower drug costs for American consumers, implementing such a system can be complex and face various challenges

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Still waiting for those cheaper prescription drugs from Canada? It could take a while longer

y ou are correct that former President Donald Trump expressed an interest in allowing U.S. residents to purchase cheaper prescription drugs from Canada during his time in office. The high cost of prescription drugs has been a longstanding concern in the United States, and the price controls and regulatory practices in Canada have made medications more affordable there. The idea of importing cheaper drugs from Canada has garnered support from both Republican and Democratic lawmakers over the years, as it could potentially help lower drug prices for American consumers. However, implementing such a system involves addressing regulatory, safety, and logistical issues.

‘O Canada’ price reduction strategies

"O Canada" is not a specific price reduction strategy or concept. It seems to be a phrase associated with Canada's national anthem rather than a term related to pricing or economics.

If you have a specific question or topic related to price reduction strategies in Canada or pricing strategies in general, please provide more details or clarify your inquiry, and I would be happy to provide information or insights on the topic you're interested in.

While there are communities in Canada where other languages are spoken, the official bilingual nature of the anthem means that translations into other languages are not commonly used for official purposes. However, unofficial translations may exist in a variety of languages to accommodate diverse communities and cultural celebrations.

The Canadian national anthem, "O Canada," is officially bilingual, with lyrics in both English and French. It's one of the few national anthems in the world with lyrics in multiple languages. Here are the first few lines of "O Canada" in both English and French

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