Canada’s challenges have only become more urgent since the federal election

Our political leaders know what effects businesses affects the economic well-being of every Canadian. There is no path to a greater opportunity or to affordability for all Canadians without business growth to create and sustain good jobs.

Members of Parliament, including Heritage Minister Steven Guilbeault, pictured on Dec. 3, 2019, in the House for an orientation session. While political and regional divisions in this Parliament are more pronounced than before, voters expect our representatives to keep the well-being of all Canadians uppermost in their minds. Building our country’s prosperity is the common goal that Canadians want all parliamentarians to seek, writes Perrin Beatty. The Hill Times photograph by Andrew Meade

Opinion

BY PERRIN BEATTY

January 27, 2020

While the makeup of Parliament changed on Oct. 21, the challenges Canada faces remain the same. They have only become more urgent.

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