Which two groups of people are not typically covered by provincial health plans?

The correct choice highlights groups that typically do not receive coverage under provincial health plans. In this case, RCMP members and inmates fall into this category.

RCMP members are federal employees, and their healthcare coverage is managed differently than that of provincial residents. They have their own plans specific to their employment, rather than relying on provincial health insurance systems. Inmates, on the other hand, are subject to a separate federal system of care managed by Correctional Service Canada, which means they don't access provincial health services in the same way the general population does.

Understanding the distinct healthcare provisions for different groups helps clarify why these specific categories are not covered under provincial health plans. The other options involve individuals who may have varying levels of access to healthcare but aren't as distinctly categorized outside provincial coverage as the RCMP and inmates.