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Canada is a country in trouble, we have no credible plan for a prosperous future

A team from the law firm Bennett Jones, led by former Bank of Canada governor David Dodge and including Serge Dupont, a former senior government official, have issued a grave warning that reinforces these concerns. Canada’s future is imperilled, they say, unless we move to investment-led growth that generates new wealth, exports, and jobs rather than continuing consumption-led growth that depends on rising debt.

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BY DAVID CRANE
December 13, 2021

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