***Not an economist, my own view of this.

The increased values of Canada's international investments can be used as leverage to increase spending. The investments are now valued at 44% of our GDP. This began with Harper, and continued with Trudeau. Harper was a great economist, you can see external liabilities reduced by the end of his term, and we became a creditor nation at the end of his term.

This effectively shuts down the narrative that we need mass immigration to pay for pensions and subsidies. As a creditor nation we're now financially similar to the Netherlands, and Japan. This is a great opportunity to make major reforms, particularly cutting immigration drastically.

***Not an economist, my own view of this.

The increased values of Canada's international investments can be used as leverage to increase spending. The investments are now valued at 44% of our GDP. This began with Harper, and continued with Trudeau. Harper was a great economist, you can see external liabilities reduced by the end of his term.

This effectively shuts down the narrative that we need mass immigration to pay for pensions and subsidies. As a creditor nation we're now financially similar to the Netherlands, and Japan. This is a great opportunity to make major reforms, particularly cutting immigration drastically.

***Not an economist, my own view of this.

The increased values of Canada's international investments can be used as leverage to increase spending. The investments are now valued at 44% of our GDP. This began with Harper, and continued with Trudeau. Harper was a great economist, he is solely responsible for eliminating our foreign debt.

This effectively shuts down the narrative that we need mass immigration to pay for pensions and subsidies. As a creditor nation we're now financially similar to the Netherlands, and Japan. This is a great opportunity to make major reforms, particularly cutting immigration drastically.

***Not an economist, my own view of this.

The increased values of Canada's international investments can be used as leverage to increase spending. The investments are now valued at 44% of our GDP. This began with Harper, and continued with Trudeau. Harper was a great economist, he is solely responsible for reducing our foreign debt.

This effectively shuts down the narrative that we need mass immigration to pay for pensions and subsidies. As a creditor nation we're now financially similar to the Netherlands, and Japan. This is a great opportunity to make major reforms, particularly cutting immigration drastically.

***Not an economist, my own view of this.

The increased values of Canada's international investments can be used as leverage to increase spending. The investments are now valued at 44% of our GDP. This began with Harper, and continued with Trudeau.

This effectively shuts down the narrative that we need mass immigration to pay for pensions and subsidies. As a creditor nation we're now financially similar to the Netherlands, and Japan. This is a great opportunity to make major reforms, particularly cutting immigration drastically.

***Not an economist, my own view of this.

The increased values of Canada's international investments can be used as leverage to increase spending. The investments is now valued at 44% of our GDP. This began with Harper, and continued with Trudeau.

This effectively shuts down the narrative that we need mass immigration to pay for pensions and subsidies. As a creditor nation we're now financially similar to the Netherlands, and Japan. This is a great opportunity to make major reforms, particularly cutting immigration drastically.

***Not an economist, my own view of this.

1The increased values of Canada's international investments can be used as leverage to increase spending. The investments is now valued at 44% of our GDP. This began with Harper, and continued with Trudeau.

This effectively shuts down the narrative that we need mass immigration to pay for pensions and subsidies. As a creditor nation we're now financially similar to the Netherlands, and Japan. This is a great opportunity to make major reforms, particularly cutting immigration drastically.

The increased values of Canada's international investments can be used as leverage to increase spending. The investments is now valued at 44% of our GDP. This began with Harper, and continued with Trudeau.

This effectively shuts down the narrative that we need mass immigration to pay for pensions and subsidies. As a creditor nation we're now financially similar to the Netherlands, and Japan. This is a great opportunity to make major reforms, particularly cutting immigration drastically.

The increased values of Canada's international investments can be used as leverage to increase spending. The investments is now valued at 44% of our GDP. This began with Harper, and continued with Trudeau.

This effectively shuts down the narrative that we need mass immigration to pay for pensions and subsidies.