象你这情况，当然是一般急诊，不管你有没有卡，都得等。有一次我去急诊室看眼角被撞破的朋友，直接撞到了重症室，看到一堆护士和医生在聊天，他们态度倒特好，替我仔细查了病人的名单，然后告诉我去外边一般急诊去看看(好象一个叫critical emergency,一个叫general emergency)。后来果然在那边看到了朋友躺在床上等候处理，他还算不错，只等了一个多小时就被缝上了。

大半夜4点钟,我哪也没去. 吐完,拉完,自己就好了.你真的难以想象,都吐出绿水来了. 掏空了以后就感觉口渴要命,而且因呕吐,肌肉痉挛,脖子疼了两天.头一次知道,急性胃肠炎不吃药,不打针,也不练XX功,自己就能好,加拿大大夫真厉害

一般来说， 在加拿大，等急诊的病人分五等：resuscitation, emergent, urgent, less urgent, non urgent. For the category one, the patient will be examined in ten minutes, such as cardiac arrest, massive vomiting of blood. The examples of emergent include acute confusion, acute chest pain. Urgent level includes serious extremity injuries, abdominal pain. the forth and fifth level include fracture of arm, fever, etc. So, in your case, as long as you are oriented and alter, and the nurses keep asking your questions every a half hour to see you are still conscious, I think I have to wait for a long time to see the doctor. You may belong to third or forth categroy depending on your consciousness and blood loss.

In China, we complain about the weather, the corruption, the population, people's behaviors and manners. In Canada, we still can find a lot of things we don't like. Is there a place suitable for Chinese to live?

There are Canadian ways to solve these kind of problems. After staying here for a while, you will know what you should do. So give yourself some time.