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To keep things organized I'm going to put each platform section as it's own top level comment for people to discuss underneath. This is copy & paste from the website linked but I'm highlighting all the measurable promises. Feel free to comment anything I've missed.

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[–] Canconda@lemmy.ca 1 points 1 month ago* (last edited 1 month ago)

Building infrastructure

Investing in infrastructure in the short-term will help keep people working and help minimize the economic downturn. This countercyclical boost will have a significant multiplier effect due to the slack in our economy being created by the trade war. Investments in housing, in clean infrastructure, in renewable energy and in arctic infrastructure will also help ready our economy for a strong recovery.

These investments are aimed at supporting our longer-term project of reducing Canada’s economic exposure to the United States. Additionally, further measures will be taken to improve inter-provincial trade and mobility – including but not limited to health professionals – and to expand trade opportunities with non-US countries.

As part of our Build Canada Plan, we will increase the federal government’s capital investment budget by $10 billion per year—investing in Canada’s productive assets, including ports, rail, highways, and Arctic infrastructure.