(A-220 production in Mirabel. Patrick Desrochers/Airbus Photo)
Over the last quarter century, Québec has made a quiet but impressive comeback.
In La Belle province, public finances and overall living standards have improved, while Ontario’s stagnated or even declined.
For most of the twentieth century, a Quebecer’s real per capita GDP was roughly three-quarters that of an Ontarian.
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