Populism in Canada
Mark discusses the unique absence of populism in Canada, attributing it to a strong belief in equality of opportunity and universal access to services like healthcare and education. He highlights how the pandemic response, particularly around vaccination strategies, reflects this commitment to universality, which paradoxically may hinder more targeted public health measures. This collective approach fosters a sense of unity that diminishes the appeal of populism.In this clip
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