These developments will be occurring in a social and political context that has finally begun to acknowledge and address long-standing inequities in the distribution of opportunities and burdens among groups in Canadian society, notably Indigenous peoples and racial minorities.Įach of the foregoing issues is systemic in scale and scope. Health care will need to embrace an expanding array of innovative treatments and technologies while coping with a chronic fiscal challenge in the face of an aging population. and China creates new challenges and opportunities for Canada's traditional trade and investment relationships. Our economy will have to discover innovative ways to sustain its competitiveness as data and information become the key factors of production and as the superpower rivalry between the U.S. Canada will be committed to do its part in the global effort to finally confront climate change and environmental degradation. Certain contours of that future are already clear. Concluding observations on common themesĮventually the COVID-19 pandemic will be resolved, economies will recover, and Canada's attention will refocus on the future.The information offered may be available only in the language(s) used by the sites in question. Information offered by non-Government of Canada sites to which this website links is not subject to the Official Languages Act and may not be accessible to persons with disabilities. Links in this report to websites not under the control of the Government of Canada are provided solely for the convenience of our website visitors.

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