Bill C-5 is a turning point in Canadian history

Canada must adapt to a rapidly changing world order. Military alliances are becoming more critical, and global trade and commerce are undergoing profound transformations.

Prime Minister Mark Carney carries the weight of national expectations to deliver on his promises, writes Gary Merasty.The Hill Times photograph by Andrew Meade

Opinion

BY GARY MERASTY

August 4, 2025

The Building Canada Act, also known as Bill C-5, arrives at a pivotal moment in Canadian history. The global pandemic exposed significant vulnerabilities in our domestic manufacturing capabilities, and revealed a global supply chain that often failed to prioritize this count...

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