RBC Report: The Liberals Chased Away Over $1,000,000,000,000.00 ($1 Trillion) in Investment Since 2015

WestCanMan · April 22

One Trillion. A thousand billions.

https://nationalpost.com/opinion/carson-jerema-how-justin-trudeau-cost-canada-1-trillion

An RBC report released Tuesday confirmed that new investment in Canada has completely collapsed during the Liberals’ tenure in power. “Between 2015 and 2024, more than $1 trillion of investment exited Canada — the largest capital exodus in Canadian history,” the report says. “For every dollar of inward FDI, two dollars exited.” Partly as a result, GDP per capita growth, the best indicator we have of standard of living, has been less than one per cent the last decade, by far the lowest of any period since the Great Depression.

This comes as no surprise to conservatives, we noticed $30B energy projects flee the country like rats from a sinking ship as soon as Justin got elected, but LPoC cultists never got the memo because CBC never put it out there.

Now even foreign countries are talking about Canada's war on energy and minerals. We're a an international joke.

Major players like Chevron are pulling out of Canada entirely, in favour of more stable countries like Venezuela: the country that just had its leader arrested but is still being run by narco-terrorists.

So just a couple of weeks ago, Mark Carney falsely claimed that "Canada is the most affordable it has been in over a decade".

CBC never called him out for his whopper of a lie
If he meant "affordable for Canadians" he was clearly lying, because every time we turn around prices are up and people are down
if he meant "affordable for non-Canadians to buy up chunks of our country" then he was correct, because the demand for what Canada has to offer is at an all-time low right now
you'll notice that he never tried to compare "affordability under his gov't" to "affordability under the Harper gov't"

Even in this climate where the Canadian dollar is low and there is no competition to invest here, there are no takers.

Leftists will look at this and try to pretend that Carney is still winning somehow, and every loss for Canada was all someone else's fault, and the CBC will keep telling us those exact things. As a result, our country will just keep on sinking lower and lower. I can't even guess what the CBC's motive is for driving our country down like this.

WestCanMan · April 22

A thousand billions looks like this:

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That is how much investment our gov't drove away.

But hey, we bought a lot of Chinese green tech, and we are buying Chinese investments now.

LinkSoul60 · April 22

7 minutes ago, WestCanMan said:

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That is how much investment our gov't drove away.

But hey, we bought a lot of Chinese green tech, and we are buying Chinese investments now.

You're a freaking phyco who's Brain is gone Brain is gone Brain is gone Brain is gone Brain is gone Brain is gone

Edited April 22 by LinkSoul60

WestCanMan · April 22

Alberta really needs to flee this dumpster-fire ASAP.

Think of the vast difference between the influx of investment dollars to Alberta:

as a 51st state
as a sovereign country with leaders that are focused on growth instead of immigration and "China before America!"
continuing on as the neglected stepchild of a shithole country that is in a trade war with the United States

John Johnston · April 22

20 minutes ago, WestCanMan said:

One Trillion. A thousand billions.

https://nationalpost.com/opinion/carson-jerema-how-justin-trudeau-cost-canada-1-trillion

An RBC report released Tuesday confirmed that new investment in Canada has completely collapsed during the Liberals’ tenure in power. “Between 2015 and 2024, more than $1 trillion of investment exited Canada — the largest capital exodus in Canadian history,” the report says. “For every dollar of inward FDI, two dollars exited.” Partly as a result, GDP per capita growth, the best indicator we have of standard of living, has been less than one per cent the last decade, by far the lowest of any period since the Great Depression.

This comes as no surprise to conservatives, we noticed $30B energy projects flee the country like rats from a sinking ship as soon as Justin got elected, but LPoC cultists never got the memo because CBC never put it out there.

Now even foreign countries are talking about Canada's war on energy and minerals. We're a an international joke.

Major players like Chevron are pulling out of Canada entirely, in favour of more stable countries like Venezuela: the country that just had its leader arrested but is still being run by narco-terrorists.

So just a couple of weeks ago, Mark Carney falsely claimed that "Canada is the most affordable it has been in over a decade".

CBC never called him out for his whopper of a lie

If he meant "affordable for Canadians" he was clearly lying, because every time we turn around prices are up and people are down

if he meant "affordable for non-Canadians to buy up chunks of our country" then he was correct, because the demand for what Canada has to offer is at an all-time low right now

you'll notice that he never tried to compare "affordability under his gov't" to "affordability under the Harper gov't"

Even in this climate where the Canadian dollar is low and there is no competition to invest here, there are no takers.

Leftists will look at this and try to pretend that Carney is still winning somehow, and every loss for Canada was all someone else's fault, and the CBC will keep telling us those exact things. As a result, our country will just keep on sinking lower and lower. I can't even guess what the CBC's motive is for driving our country down like this.

Following a decade defined by record levels of capital flight and weak business investment, Canada is increasingly catching the attention of global investors and companies looking to rebalance their portfolios amid global uncertainty. Last year, foreign direct investment in Canada hit nearly $100 billion, the highest it’s been since 2015 and the first time in a decade when inflow exceeded outflow.

The opportunity is immense. If Canada can capitalize on this moment, it could lead the G7 in economic growth and industrial dynamism. RBC Thought Leadership’s research and analysis indicate that Canada requires $1.8 trillion in investment over the coming decade to galvanize growth in six export-oriented, R&D-intensive and strategically significant industries:¹ Oil and Gas, Metals and Minerals, Electricity, Agriculture and Food Processing, Defence, and Space.

For an economy worth $3 trillion annually—and given that we are focused on six industries that, collectively, represent less than 10% of GDP—the $1.8 trillion figure is substantial. However, it is attainable over the next decade, especially given the pools of capital to draw upon. Between pension funds and asset managers, Canada is sitting on nearly US$10 trillion in capital. And while estimates vary, the global capital pool sits somewhere between US$150 to US$200 trillion.²

Simply put: There is more than enough capital to power the country’s growth ambitions.

With that in mind, we imagine two future scenarios: Trend Growth and Step Change. The Trend Growth scenario paints a picture of Canada 10 years out if current policies and investment patterns remain unchanged. The Step Change conceives a decade of purposeful national strategy, federal-provincial coordination and targeted investment.³

The latter, which represents a 65% capital injection boost from the Trend Growth scenario, shapes a new and prosperous Canada. One that could include two new oil pipelines, increasing production capacity by a third; an expansion of power generation across all sources, including nuclear; $300 billion in defence spending that strengthens advanced manufacturing and better enables Canada to contribute to NATO’s collective defence; the transformation of the mining sector into a linchpin of Canada’s industrial and geopolitical strategy; and sovereign launch capability just as space becomes the next economic frontier.

9 minutes ago, LinkSoul60 said:

You're a freaking phyco who's Brain is gone Brain is gone Brain is gone Brain is gone Brain is gone Brain is gone

It's been gone for quite a while I'm afraid.

WestCanMan · April 22

4 minutes ago, LinkSoul60 said:

You're a freaking phyco who's Brain is gone Brain is gone Brain is gone Brain is gone Brain is gone Brain is gone

You're a freaking cultist who refuses to talk about what it means when A TRILLION DOLLARS WORTH OF INVESTMENT FLEES THE COUNTRY.

You want to make this into a discussion about how I chose to illustrate what $1 Trillion looks like.

FYI I didn't put that there so that conservatives would understand it. We know what a Trillion dollars is. We know how many lucrative jobs that would mean for Canadians, or how many jobs were lost by all of the investment that our gov't scared away.

That was there so that YOU could get a grasp on what "losing $1 Trillion in investment looks like".

This is a thread about THE LPoC DRIVING AWAY $1 TRILLION IN INVESTMENT IN CANADA, not about how I chose to deliver the message.

LinkSoul60 · April 22

4 minutes ago, WestCanMan said:

You're a freaking cultist who refuses to talk about what it means when A TRILLION DOLLARS WORTH OF INVESTMENT FLEES THE COUNTRY.

You want to make this into a discussion about how I chose to illustrate what $1 Trillion looks like.

FYI I didn't put that there so that conservatives would understand it. We know what a Trillion dollars is. We know how many lucrative jobs that would mean for Canadians, or how many jobs were lost by all of the investment that our gov't scared away.

That was there so that YOU could get a grasp on what "losing $1 Trillion in investment looks like".

This is a thread about THE LPoC DRIVING AWAY $1 TRILLION IN INVESTMENT IN CANADA, not about how I chose to deliver the message.

You're a freaking phyco... And no, I've said countless times that I know exactly what has happened to this country over the years, but I don't sit around and cry and bĩtch about it daily like you sad sacks do.

12 minutes ago, John Johnston said:

Following a decade defined by record levels of capital flight and weak business investment, Canada is increasingly catching the attention of global investors and companies looking to rebalance their portfolios amid global uncertainty. Last year, foreign direct investment in Canada hit nearly $100 billion, the highest it’s been since 2015 and the first time in a decade when inflow exceeded outflow.

The opportunity is immense. If Canada can capitalize on this moment, it could lead the G7 in economic growth and industrial dynamism. RBC Thought Leadership’s research and analysis indicate that Canada requires $1.8 trillion in investment over the coming decade to galvanize growth in six export-oriented, R&D-intensive and strategically significant industries:¹ Oil and Gas, Metals and Minerals, Electricity, Agriculture and Food Processing, Defence, and Space.

For an economy worth $3 trillion annually—and given that we are focused on six industries that, collectively, represent less than 10% of GDP—the $1.8 trillion figure is substantial. However, it is attainable over the next decade, especially given the pools of capital to draw upon. Between pension funds and asset managers, Canada is sitting on nearly US$10 trillion in capital. And while estimates vary, the global capital pool sits somewhere between US$150 to US$200 trillion.²

Simply put: There is more than enough capital to power the country’s growth ambitions.

With that in mind, we imagine two future scenarios: Trend Growth and Step Change. The Trend Growth scenario paints a picture of Canada 10 years out if current policies and investment patterns remain unchanged. The Step Change conceives a decade of purposeful national strategy, federal-provincial coordination and targeted investment.³

The latter, which represents a 65% capital injection boost from the Trend Growth scenario, shapes a new and prosperous Canada. One that could include two new oil pipelines, increasing production capacity by a third; an expansion of power generation across all sources, including nuclear; $300 billion in defence spending that strengthens advanced manufacturing and better enables Canada to contribute to NATO’s collective defence; the transformation of the mining sector into a linchpin of Canada’s industrial and geopolitical strategy; and sovereign launch capability just as space becomes the next economic frontier.

It's been gone for quite a while I'm afraid.

The smart money say's it was never there to begin with...

WestCanMan · April 22

3 minutes ago, John Johnston said:

Following a decade defined by record levels of capital flight and weak business investment, Canada is increasingly catching the attention of global investors and companies looking to rebalance their portfolios amid global uncertainty.

Do you even understand what you just wrote there?

Our dollar is low, and investors were fleeing Canada for a decade, so we were a really cheap place to invest.

I literally just got you to copy and paste words to the tune of "investors were fleeing Canada for a decade". So basically, since the conservatives left gov't, our country has been dropping like a stone.

So how did you not notice any of that?

Buddy, you were grovelling at the altar of sockboy for ten years while our country was sliding into the shitter. Try to explain that away, if you think you can.

And FYI the inflow of investment to Canada tanked again in February. We're back on the outs, just FYI.

WestCanMan · April 22

2 minutes ago, LinkSoul60 said:

And no, I've said countless times that I know exactly what has happened to this country over the years, but I don't sit around and cry and bĩtch about it daily like you sad sacks do.

Lol.

FYI this wasn't always "in the past", dummy.

For the past ten years this was happening all around us.

You were too dumb to notice, and
CBC wasn't telling you...

So this wasn't a case of you "choosing to not 'cry and b1tch about it", it's a case of you just being completely oblivious the whole f'ing time, just gobbling up CBC propaganda like PacMan munching power-ups.

We could have put a stop to this in 2019 or 2021 but cultists like you just toed the CBC cultist line and kept throwing in good money after bad.

Now our country is in a trade war with the USA, and they aren't even talking to us about it. Carney is stuck at the kiddie table while Trump is running the globe like a kid with a marble in his hand.

Can we get our oil to our new strategic partner, China? The country that's suddenly getting way less oil from Venezuela and Iran now? Uh-ohhhhh. Maybe we needed to build some pipelines 🤣

Legato · April 22

LinkSoul60 · April 22

21 minutes ago, WestCanMan said:

Lol.

FYI this wasn't always "in the past", dummy.

For the past ten years this was happening all around us.

You were too dumb to notice, and

CBC wasn't telling you...

So this wasn't a case of you "choosing to not 'cry and b1tch about it", it's a case of you just being completely oblivious the whole f'ing time, just gobbling up CBC propaganda like PacMan munching power-ups.

We could have put a stop to this in 2019 or 2021 but cultists like you just toed the CBC cultist line and kept throwing in good money after bad.

Now our country is in a trade war with the USA, and they aren't even talking to us about it. Carney is stuck at the kiddie table while Trump is running the globe like a kid with a marble in his hand.

Can we get our oil to our new strategic partner, China? The country that's suddenly getting way less oil from Venezuela and Iran now? Uh-ohhhhh. Maybe we needed to build some pipelines 🤣

You idi0ts have fun again today crying about the last 10 years. I'll find better things to do like golf, instead of sounding like 4 year old children crying that they didn't get the toys from Santa that they wanted.

WestCanMan · April 22

24 minutes ago, LinkSoul60 said:

You idi0ts have fun again today crying about the last 10 years. I'll find better things to do like golf, instead of sounding like 4 year old children crying that they didn't get the toys from Santa that they wanted.

You're missing the point, Link.

During the last ten years you weren't noticing how badly things were going.

You were either:

oblivious about how poorly things were going because either you're unintelligent or you're a CBC cultist who refuses to look at other information sources, or
pretending that everything was perfect when you knew that things were going very badly (you were lying)

What you were not doing is "discussing the actual problem like an adult while it was occurring, yet trying to remain positive". You never discussed this problem, ever.

Now go fiddle while Canada burns.

Edited April 22 by WestCanMan

LinkSoul60 · April 22

18 minutes ago, WestCanMan said:

You're missing the point, Link.

During the last ten years you weren't noticing how badly things were going.

You were either:

oblivious about how poorly things were going because either you're unintelligent or you're a CBC cultist who refuses to look at other information sources, or

pretending that everything was perfect when you knew that things were going very badly (you were lying)

What you were not doing is "discussing the actual problem like an adult while it was occurring, yet trying to remain positive". You never discussed this problem, ever.

Now go fiddle while Canada burns.

No I'm not missing point the point. I know exactly whats happened this last 10 years but again, I have better things to do with my life than cry and complain like you clowns do day in and day out...hell, hour by hour for that matter.

"Adults' don't constantly cry and complain every day. Children do, which is exactly how a number of you out here act each other and every day.

Yeah, I'm going golfing. Hopefully Canada will still be standing when I'm done the round.

Get a life...

Goddess · April 22

1 hour ago, LinkSoul60 said:

And no, I've said countless times that I know exactly what has happened to this country over the years,

LOL

So you know it was under the Liberals that we lost $1 trillion in investment and that they mismanaged the country for 10 years......and you voted for them anyways?

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but I don't sit around and cry and bĩtch about it daily like you sad sacks do.

So......you ignored the decline then and did nothing and you're just going to ignore it now and do nothing about it.

Brilliant. You're just.....brilliant. What a winning strategy.

Didn't someone just tell the country that "Hope is not a strategy"?

Who said that? I can't remember.......

LinkSoul60 · April 22

Just now, Goddess said:

LOL

So you know it was under the Liberals that we lost $1 trillion in investment and that they mismanaged the country for 10 years......and you voted for them anyways?

So......you ignored the decline then and did nothing and you're just going to ignore it now and do nothing about it.

Brilliant. You're just.....brilliant. What a winning strategy.

Didn't someone just tell the country that "Hope is not a strategy"?

Who said that? I can't remember.......

Your little mind doesn't work very well, obviously.... I voted for Carney.

No, I haven't ignored the reality of why we're here today and exactly why I voted for him, and not the nursery rhyme guy with no plan.

WestCanMan · April 22

3 minutes ago, LinkSoul60 said:

Your little mind doesn't work very well, obviously.... I voted for Carney.

No, I haven't ignored the reality of why we're here today and exactly why I voted for him, and not the nursery rhyme guy with no plan.

What's the reality that your allegedly awesome vote helped us achieve, aside from:

"Carney was advising Trudeau while Trudeau was committing scandals and driving away investment"
"Carney promised a deal with the US within 6 months and he is still busy driving the US away, by constantly insulting the US and brokering EV deals with China"
"Carney promised 'elbows up' and then went into the WH and just grovelled & tasted pillows"
"Carney went to the debates bragging about his counter-tariffs, while knowing that he had already agreed to cancel them during the pants-down whoopin' he endured at the WH."

What positive developments are you suddenly seeing that no one else is? State those now.

Or do you just realize that we are in another "huge LPoC losing streak for Canadians that you're too mature to whine about" ?

WestCanMan · April 22

15 minutes ago, LinkSoul60 said:

Your little mind doesn't work very well, obviously.... I voted for Carney.

We understand that you have a little mind, Link... That's why you voted for the carney.

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exactly why I voted for him, and not the nursery rhyme guy with no plan.

Ironically Poilievre actually does have a plan, which he has talked about over and over. And all of Carney's main achievements came from following Poilievre's plans. It's Carney who refuses to release a budget or tell us what his own plans are.

When Carney was running for election, did he tell Canadians that his plan was to:

drop counter-tariffs
abandon our trade deals with the US and negotiate an auto-pact with China instead
align ourselves with France and England "because they have nukes, and can protect us from the US"
side with Iran, against the US
have the worst-performing economy of the G7 while spending several times as much money as any conservative PM ever

That's the vast bulk of everything that Carney achieved... What part of those 5 "achievements" did he promise Canadians?

If Carney told Canadians in early 2025 that he was going to do all of those things, who would have voted for him?

WestCanMan · April 22

32 minutes ago, Goddess said:

So you know it was under the Liberals that we lost $1 trillion in investment and that they mismanaged the country for 10 years......and you voted for them anyways?

They ignore all of the future problems that LPoC is causing, and all of the current failings, but it's good to know that at the end of the decade they can admit that it was an abject failure, although they continue vote for more of the same.

Lookie there! I can be optimistic like Linkie lol.

WestCanMan · April 22

Is it just a coincidence that Carney is suddenly talking about "attracting $1 Trillion in new investment in Canada"?

Keep in mind, that's still just a talking point, but

when people do Google searches about "Carney/the Libs" and "$1 Trillion in new investment", Carney's hope list can come up, and drive the "LPoC Drove Away $1T in Investments" headline down to P2, 3.....

And it's worth noting that, even if he managed to attract $1T (which he knows that he has no hope of doing: his is just a wishlist, compared to the actual $1T failure list), attracting $500B 2021-2026 dollars isn't anywhere close to equalling $500B 2016-2021 dollars:

due to inflation, $500B 2106 dollars is about $700B 2028 dollars, so 500 vs 500 is not a break-even
having $500B now is obviously better than losing $500B now and starting to get it back ten years from now.

WestCanMan · April 22

"The reason for this, the same reason why another $1 trillion in corporate capital is sitting idle, is what the RBC report terms “burdensome regulatory, permitting and project delivery barriers.” In other words, the Liberals introduced regulations on top of regulations and endless processes, in the name of fighting climate change, thus choking off investment."

That's exactly what Trump and Poilievre keep saying about the LPoC's anti-energy laws... All the adults are saying the exact same thing.

CdnFox · April 22

4 hours ago, LinkSoul60 said:

You're a freaking phyco who's Brain is gone Brain is gone Brain is gone Brain is gone Brain is gone Brain is gone

Aw muffin, can't thnk of a rebuttal so you rely on insults again? LOLOL

Triggered leftie is triggered

1 minute ago, WestCanMan said:

"The reason for this, the same reason why another $1 trillion in corporate capital is sitting idle, is what the RBC report terms “burdensome regulatory, permitting and project delivery barriers.” In other words, the Liberals introduced regulations on top of regulations and endless processes, in the name of fighting climate change, thus choking off investment."

That's exactly what Trump and Poilievre keep saying about the LPoC's anti-energy laws... All the adults are saying the exact same thing.

The kick in the teeth is that's how much left canada... how much more on top of that would have COME to canada had the liberals had pro business and investment policies? They've probably cost us closer to 1.5 - 2 trillion between what we lost and what we could have had.

WestCanMan · April 22

2 minutes ago, CdnFox said:

The kick in the teeth is that's how much left canada... how much more on top of that would have COME to canada had the liberals had pro business and investment policies? They've probably cost us closer to 1.5 - 2 trillion between what we lost and what we could have had.

Yeah, and like we've already mentioned several times, that's infrastructure that could have been in place to help insulate us from the latest trade war with the US. We would have more oil to export plus minerals from Ontario... The jobs lost in Windsor would be mitigated by job gains in the mining industry.

The Libs are even admitting that they need to start those projects now in order to protect us in the future, while never mentioning the coulda, shoulda, woulda factor involved, or that Carney was an advisor for the last few years of that counter-productive horseshit lol.

Our current leaders are always a day late and dollar short, despite the fact that they spend money like drunk sailors with government CC's.

CdnFox · April 22

3 minutes ago, WestCanMan said:

Yeah, and like we've already mentioned several times, that's infrastructure that could have been in place to help insulate us from the latest trade war with the US. We would have more oil to export plus minerals from Ontario... The jobs lost in Windsor would be mitigated by job gains in the mining industry.

The Libs are even admitting that they need to start those projects now in order to protect us in the future, while never mentioning the coulda, shoulda, woulda factor involved, or that Carney was an advisor for the last few years of that counter-productive horseshit lol.

Our current leaders are always a day late and dollar short, despite the fact that they spend money like drunk sailors with government CC's.

The libs are supposedly admitting it but I noticed that every action they take in fact tends to move us further away

It was crystal clear that the pipeline country's and other investors were prepared to take Canada seriously if we got rid of the bad legislation that prevents business, specifically the no pipeline bill and the tanker ban

And carney left them in place deliberately. He created his magic fairyland bill which nobody believes in to give the appearance that he was going to play ball with them but they didn't believe it for one second.

And even the ones who did believe it are now in the minority

Energy industry losing confidence new pipeline will be deemed a national priority: Survey | Globalnews.ca

He's pretending but he's still doing the things necessary to prevent that kind of business from happening

WestCanMan · April 22

6 minutes ago, CdnFox said:

And carney left them in place deliberately. He created his magic fairyland bill which nobody believes in to give the appearance that he was going to play ball with them but they didn't believe it for one second.

Army Guy · April 22

6 hours ago, LinkSoul60 said:

You're a freaking phyco... And no, I've said countless times that I know exactly what has happened to this country over the years, but I don't sit around and cry and bĩtch about it daily like you sad sacks do.

The smart money say's it was never there to begin with...

Because your head is stuck in the sand maybe...how many trillions need to be wasted before you do comment or as you say bit$h about it....or perhaps the liberals can burn money at this rate but god forgive us if that have been conservatives doing it, would you bit$h then ?

I think every tax payer should be holding the government accountable regardless of who is in power....and bit%h loudly , enough for things to change...

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