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Margareta Dovgal

Reporter · CA

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Aug 31, 2026
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Jul 8, 2026
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  1. Article · Aug 31, 2026 · Margareta Dovgal

    Margareta Dovgal: The economic fantasies of Carney and Trump (opens the original)

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    Economic illiteracy, on both sides of the Canada-U.S. negotiating table, is the biggest threat to continental security. Let’s start with the Canadian side. His doctorate in economics notwithstanding, nothing so plainly illustrates Prime Minister Mark Carney’s economic deficiencies as Ottawa’s apparent treatment of the successor to the long-abandoned Keystone XL pipeline in recent trade negotiations. Sources familiar with the file told the New York Times that Carney offered to allow the pipeline

  2. Article · Jul 25, 2026 · Margareta Dovgal

    Margareta Dovgal: Carney must embrace Canada's petrostate status (opens the original)

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    For 20 years, critics have hurled the word “petrostate” at Canada. If we are a petrostate, we are an embarrassingly bad one. A real petrostate knows what its resources are worth. Crucially, it seeks to preserve the advantages they provide. Ottawa refuses to view resource revenue as volatile commodity wealth. By being buried in the base budget, the sector’s economic value is hidden while it masks Canada’s deep-seated productivity failures. Business investment, industrial capacity, and export infr

  3. Article · Jul 8, 2026 · Margareta Dovgal

    Margareta Dovgal: Canada's tumbling dollar is a symptom of Liberal mismanagement (opens the original)

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    As a university student in Vancouver a decade ago, I’d regularly hit up the Warehouse, an ultra-budget pub because they offered an enticing $5 burger or plate of pasta. I went back recently, and when I saw that the same items today run around $12, I felt something between shock and bereavement. The average wages of Canadians certainly didn’t double. Canadians are earning about $1,300 a week, up roughly a third since 2016. That bump has been swallowed up, as everything has become more expensive —

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