Canadians’ standard of living is on decline, report says

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For decades, there has been a steady regression of the view of Canada from austere to indulgent. It is apparent that this regression correlates with the decline of the domestic industry in Canada. We used to have massive auto manufacturing, robust logging, and a revered oil sector, but in time, it seems that our homegrown industries have lost their lustre, along with the sense of purpose they once instilled in the people who worked within them.

Out of the G7 countries, Canada now finds itself among the weakest in manufacturing capacity, and since the turn of the twenty-first century, we have seen a consistent atrophy of our domestic productive ability. Increasingly, what was once Canadian industrial output is being shipped overseas, both in its production and its profit.