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“It’s not you, it’s me.” A line typically reserved for breaking off relationships but seemingly adopted by the Government of Canada when addressing the discontent of their constituents. One can imagine Justin Trudeau or Chrystia Freeland over a candlelit dinner with the Canadian populace, sighing deeply and saying, “If only you understood how much we are doing for you.” Yet, what if the root issue isn’t about understanding but rather a series of glaring policy missteps, financial imprudence, and opaque messaging?

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