The crop insurance business in Canada, being in agriculture, is shared by three parts: the farmer, who is paying one-third; the province, which is paying one-third in administration; and the federal government, which is giving one-third in the money sector, which is almost some sort of subsidy.
Au Canada, l'assurance-récolte touche trois parties: l'agriculteur, qui paie un tiers; la province, qui paie un tiers, sous forme de services administratifs; et le gouvernement fédéral, qui donne un tiers, sous forme de financement, ce qui est presque, en quelque sorte, une subvention.