Canada’s stability reputation eroded by dramatic changes
Ottawa reads Canada losing stability as political and economic upheavals mount. Former Ontario premier Robarts cites wage controls in Quebec, federal distrust, unemployment, inflation, and a shift to imports. U.S. investment, currency shifts, and rising prices hit Canadians, with forecasts of slower growth in 1977 and minimal gains under Prime Minister Trudeau.
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