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Corey Hogan points out that the U.S. has a higher GDP compared to Canada, but suggests the average Canadian is in a better financial position.
He emphasizes the importance of ensuring broad benefits as Canada continues to pursue new major projects and trade agreements.
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Hogan and colleagues previously met to discuss major projects, regulatory stability, and investment opportunities in Canada. He also reported that Calgary’s housing plan includes $6 billion for skilled trades and over $7 billion in low-cost loans to support 16,500 new rental units, according to a recent update. These developments set the backdrop to current discussions about distributing financial benefits more widely.