Commentary
The signs of Canada’s decline are many, whether it’s a stagnant economy, falling standard of living, high youth unemployment, or high deficits and debt. Canada has one of the lowest levels of productivity and educational outcomes among advanced countries, according to the Organization for Economic Cooperation and Development (OECD). Our labour shortages, particularly in technical employment, persist, and the emergence of artificial intelligence is poised to displace many jobs.
Canada can reverse this decline by pursuing the basic policies of not only fiscal prudence, competitive taxation, and deregulation, but educational reform. It is critical that Canada be laser focused on getting rid of woke indoctrination and turn to real educational performance by making polytechnic education the cornerstone of renewal. Polytechnic education provides a bright pathway for Canada’s economic and cultural renewal, and now is the time to provide this urgent and transformative agenda….