Once again concentration on economic growth. That is good for business but not for other Canadians. As Wilkinson and Pickett showed, all developed countries have enough wealth such that increased wealth will not improve living conditions. They showed that, for whatever reason, small income inequality correlated with better living conditions. For example, Japan, an economic basket case, has low income inequality and tied with Sweden for best living conditions. (One factor which helps Japan is lack of racial diversity, but that is only one of many factors,: physical health, mental health, drug abuse, education, imprisonment, obesity, social mobility, trust and community life, violence, teenage pregnancies, and child well-being.)

By contrast, the US with greatest wealth and high income inequality has poorest living conditions among developed countries. 

Emphasis on income growth has certainly brought us great wealth. Now we should switch to low income inequality. Everybody gains.