Federal macroeconomic policy in Canada primarily involves fiscal policy (government spending and taxation, managed by the federal government) and monetary policy (interest rates and money supply, managed by the Bank of Canada). The Keynesian government spending pursued by Trudeau Senior and Junior could be seen as a frightening fiscal Frankenstein, which instead of reviving a […]| Dominion Review
After nearly a decade of continually increasing immigration levels, including two consecutive years of allowing them to reach stratospheric heights (annual ...| dominionreview.ca
At a September 5th press conference in Mississauga, Prime Minister Carney declared the death of a world order based on the endless expansion of free trade, and the dawn of an age of economic nationalism: “The world is changing rapidly. The largest economy, the United States, is fundamentally reshaping all of its trading relationships. And […]| Dominion Review
The Trump administration's ominous annexation threats and unprovoked economic aggression have touched off an unprecedented surge in Canadian nationalis ...| dominionreview.ca
