We discussed the vital relationship between Canada & the US, women's participation in the labour force, and our shared commitment to fighting climate change, including Canada's price on carbon.
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Today, Secretary @SecYellen and I spoke about how to help our economies recover from the Covid recession & the importance of economic growth.pic.twitter.com/Ijfwaf949o
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Did real estate come up?
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I like seeing Canada and the US working together like the good old days.
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Isn't it nice, though. This is what mutual respect and professionalism actually look like.
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Since 2007/08, federal & provincial net debt (inflation-adjusted) has doubled from $1.0 trillion to a projected $2.0 trillion in 2020/21. In 2020/21, combined federal and provincial net debt is expected to equal 91.6% of the Canadian economy, up from 65.2% last year.Feb. 2, 2021
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And we're darned lucky to have a government that understands that it IS the job of gov't to take on debt when Cdn individuals can't, to keep our economy propped up. We'll be in relatively good shape when covid ends and prepared to participate in the coming growth cycle.
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A remarkable meeting!
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Does she have a magic wand and poof our economic debt will disappear????
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Do you? I am betting her plan is better!
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