Canadian business leaders are supposed to be quiet and compliant and accept their role as little more than leaders of public utilities who, in exchange for acquiescence, are gifted with favourable tax credits, regulation to keep out competitors, as well as oligopoly and trade protection. Pretty much any major company operating in this country, a Bombardier, or an Air Canada, any of the main automakers, or dairy farmers, are inextricable from the state, and in Canada that means the Liberal party. Don’t even get me started on the arts industry.
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