The average Canadian worker now works a lot fewer hours to purchase common household items.
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Approximately 20 per cent of Canada’s GDP comes from exports to the U.S.
B.C.’s has one of the highest overall tax rates on new investment in Canada and the developed world.
Canada raised tariffs in the 1930s and sunk into the Great Depression.
In 2014, Canadian physicians reported that patients faced an 18.2 week wait from referral by a general practitioner to receipt of treatment.
In 2014, Vancouver residents and businesses used about 21 million gigajoules of natural gas-derived energy.
The cost of regulatory delay imposed upon LNG investments in B.C. could reach C$24.8 billion per year by 2025.
The purchasing power for the average Canadian wage-earner has increased dramatically since 1976.
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