Article content By nearly every metric the country is doing worse now than in 2015. Canadians feel less pride in their country. Our GDP growth per capita is second to last among OECD countries and total GDP per capita is equivalent to the poorest American states.

Since 2015, Canada has been undeniably getting poorer, indeed, had our economy stuck to the 2015 baseline trends, we’d all be $4200 per year richer. Crime, including violent crime and drug abuse, are up. Finally, in perhaps the saddest result of all, young Canadians feel hopeless about their prospects of owning a home as prices have skyrocketed, with the average housing price getting more expensive by $43 dollars per day, every day, since the Liberals came to office; adjusted for inflation that’s an increase of over $150,000 for new homebuyers.