MLI and Canadian Century highlighted in Wall Street Journal

MLI’s message of Canada’s ascendancy is gaining traction in the United States. The Wall Street Journal – the widest read newspaper in the US -  highlighted Brian Lee Crowley, MLI and our best-selling book, Canadian Century, in yesterday’s edition. In a column based on the premise of that first MLI book, titled Emerging From the Shadow, author Phred Dvorak wrote:

Some Canadians are even suggesting what would have been unthinkable just 15 years ago, when an editorial in The Wall Street Journal dubbed Canada an “honorary member of the Third World”; in many ways, Canada now stands to outshine its neighbor to the south.
“We don’t have to accept being second fiddle,” says Brian Lee Crowley, managing director at the Macdonald-Laurier Institute, an Ottawa policy think tank, and lead author of “The Canadian Century—Moving Out of America’s Shadow,” published in May. “We have the potential of enjoying a very long run of higher levels of economic dynamism, prosperity, success than the United States.”

Read the entire Wall Street Journal article here…

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