The problem
Canada cannot maintain public services, wages, defence capacity, or independence without productivity and infrastructure. Too often, the country talks about ambition while making it hard to build.
Why it matters
Productivity is not only a business statistic. It affects wages, affordability, public revenue, and whether Canada can act with confidence in the world.
What practical reform could look like
- Faster approvals for needed infrastructure.
- Reliable energy planning.
- A serious industrial and trade strategy.
- Public investment judged by delivery and results.
What citizens can do
Citizens can ask whether policies make it easier to build useful things, improve real wages, and strengthen Canadian independence.