When Modernization Succeeds And Affordable Living Fails

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Canada became more digital, more integrated, more regulated, more internationally aligned, and impressively efficient at implementing modernization.

There was only one small problem.

Everything got more expensive.

Housing cost more.

Food cost more.

Energy cost more.

Taxes and fees kept arriving.

Government became increasingly sophisticated.

The average Canadian became increasingly broke.

Ottawa celebrated the transformation with another announcement:

“Canada is now positioned for the economy of the future.”

Canadian families replied:

“Excellent. Can we afford groceries in it?”

Meanwhile, the political equation became painfully simple:

Modernization ↑

Cost of Living ↑

Standard of Living ↓

Poilievre Poll Numbers ↑

By election day, Canadians weren’t debating whether modernization had succeeded.

Mr. Poilievre offered a decidedly less sophisticated modernization strategy:

“Make Canada affordable again.”

He won a majority.

And somewhere in Ottawa, a committee was immediately established to determine what went wrong.

Its first recommendation:

More modernization.

G.B. Lovell

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