What the hell happened to Canada?
Part 1 followed Canada through immigration, international students, LMIAs, housing, jobs, refugees, government spending, foreign aid, scandals and foreign interference.
Part 2 picks up exactly where that story stopped.
COVID changed Canada.
The Freedom Convoy divided it.
For the first time since the Emergencies Act became law, a Canadian government invoked it.
Bank accounts were frozen.
Carbon pricing became one of the country's biggest political battles.
Crime, auto theft, opioids, homelessness and public disorder changed how many Canadians felt about their communities.
Canada's relationship with India deteriorated dramatically.
Meanwhile, Trudeau's government was building a very different social Canada: legal cannabis, the Canada Child Benefit, $10-a-day childcare, dental care, pharmacare, expanded LGBTQ+ protections and major Indigenous-reconciliation initiatives.
Then came the question hanging over all of it:
What happened to the Canadian standard of living?
This book examines Canada's economy, wages, groceries, rent, mortgages, household debt, productivity, population growth and the increasingly difficult path to homeownership.
But this isn't a book that simply tells you to hate Justin Trudeau.
And it isn't a book defending him.
It examines the case for Trudeau and the case against Trudeau.
What did he actually accomplish?
What got worse?
What wasn't his fault?
What absolutely was his government's responsibility?
Which promises did he keep?
Which ones did he break?
From COVID and the Freedom Convoy to carbon taxes, crime, drugs, India, Indigenous reconciliation, social programs and Canada's economy, Part 2 follows the evidence through the final years of the Trudeau era.
Because good policy doesn't erase bad policy.
And bad policy doesn't erase genuine accomplishments.
Justin Trudeau promised Canadians Real Change.
Canada unquestionably changed.
The question is whether Canadians were better off because of it.
You've heard the politics.
Now examine the record.
Then you decide.
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Paperback. Etat : new. Paperback. What the hell happened to Canada?Part 1 followed Canada through immigration, international students, LMIAs, housing, jobs, refugees, government spending, foreign aid, scandals and foreign interference.Part 2 picks up exactly where that story stopped.COVID changed Canada.The Freedom Convoy divided it.For the first time since the Emergencies Act became law, a Canadian government invoked it.Bank accounts were frozen.Carbon pricing became one of the country's biggest political battles.Crime, auto theft, opioids, homelessness and public disorder changed how many Canadians felt about their communities.Canada's relationship with India deteriorated dramatically.Meanwhile, Trudeau's government was building a very different social Canada: legal cannabis, the Canada Child Benefit, $10-a-day childcare, dental care, pharmacare, expanded LGBTQ+ protections and major Indigenous-reconciliation initiatives.Then came the question hanging over all of it: What happened to the Canadian standard of living?This book examines Canada's economy, wages, groceries, rent, mortgages, household debt, productivity, population growth and the increasingly difficult path to homeownership.But this isn't a book that simply tells you to hate Justin Trudeau.And it isn't a book defending him.It examines the case for Trudeau and the case against Trudeau.What did he actually accomplish?What got worse?What wasn't his fault?What absolutely was his government's responsibility?Which promises did he keep?Which ones did he break?From COVID and the Freedom Convoy to carbon taxes, crime, drugs, India, Indigenous reconciliation, social programs and Canada's economy, Part 2 follows the evidence through the final years of the Trudeau era.Because good policy doesn't erase bad policy.And bad policy doesn't erase genuine accomplishments.Justin Trudeau promised Canadians Real Change.Canada unquestionably changed.The question is whether Canadians were better off because of it.You've heard the politics.Now examine the record.Then you decide. This item is printed on demand. Shipping may be from multiple locations in the US or from the UK, depending on stock availability. N° de réf. du vendeur 9798192045343
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Paperback. Etat : new. Paperback. What the hell happened to Canada?Part 1 followed Canada through immigration, international students, LMIAs, housing, jobs, refugees, government spending, foreign aid, scandals and foreign interference.Part 2 picks up exactly where that story stopped.COVID changed Canada.The Freedom Convoy divided it.For the first time since the Emergencies Act became law, a Canadian government invoked it.Bank accounts were frozen.Carbon pricing became one of the country's biggest political battles.Crime, auto theft, opioids, homelessness and public disorder changed how many Canadians felt about their communities.Canada's relationship with India deteriorated dramatically.Meanwhile, Trudeau's government was building a very different social Canada: legal cannabis, the Canada Child Benefit, $10-a-day childcare, dental care, pharmacare, expanded LGBTQ+ protections and major Indigenous-reconciliation initiatives.Then came the question hanging over all of it: What happened to the Canadian standard of living?This book examines Canada's economy, wages, groceries, rent, mortgages, household debt, productivity, population growth and the increasingly difficult path to homeownership.But this isn't a book that simply tells you to hate Justin Trudeau.And it isn't a book defending him.It examines the case for Trudeau and the case against Trudeau.What did he actually accomplish?What got worse?What wasn't his fault?What absolutely was his government's responsibility?Which promises did he keep?Which ones did he break?From COVID and the Freedom Convoy to carbon taxes, crime, drugs, India, Indigenous reconciliation, social programs and Canada's economy, Part 2 follows the evidence through the final years of the Trudeau era.Because good policy doesn't erase bad policy.And bad policy doesn't erase genuine accomplishments.Justin Trudeau promised Canadians Real Change.Canada unquestionably changed.The question is whether Canadians were better off because of it.You've heard the politics.Now examine the record.Then you decide. This item is printed on demand. Shipping may be from our UK warehouse or from our Australian or US warehouses, depending on stock availability. N° de réf. du vendeur 9798192045343
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