The document provides an overview of health care in Canada, including: - The federal government sets national principles through the Canada Health Act and provides funding to provinces/territories for health services. It also directly funds and provides services to specific groups. - Provincial/territorial governments administer health insurance plans and deliver most local health services and facilities. - Sources of health expenditure include out-of-pocket payments, private health insurance, and voluntary donations. The system provides public coverage for medically necessary physician and hospital services with private options available for other services.