Brief

The article criticizes Canadian politics, particularly the "Third Way" approach exemplified by Justin Trudeau and Mark Carney. This strategy involves appealing to working people while enacting policies that benefit the wealthy, leading to voter cynicism. The author argues that while Carney's proposed policies, like taxing tech giants, were potentially beneficial, his tendency to abandon them under pressure, especially from the US, undermines their effectiveness. The piece also touches on the transformation of Canada's Competition Bureau into a stronger antitrust regulator on paper, though its historical ineffectiveness is noted. AI