Defining the National Interest
The Building Canada Act aims to fast-track projects, but it lacks a clear definition of the term "national interest" that drives decision-making.
Now is not the time to be cautious, because fortune favours the bold
Prime Minister Mark Carney emphasized the government's fiscal capacity to stimulate private investment in his pre-budget address at the University of Ottawa.
- Carney unveiled the first five PONIs (projects of national interest) last month.
- More projects are expected to be announced by Grey Cup weekend in mid-November.
This initiative is part of a broader plan to foster the growth of a new Canadian economy in response to U.S. developments.
Author's summary: Canada's national interest remains undefined.
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