Corey Hogan: U.S. GDP higher but average Canadian better off

Corey Hogan: U.S. GDP higher but average Canadian better off
U.S. GDP surpasses Canada, Canadians benefit

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.

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.

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