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I don't think this is dissimilar to the US to be honest. We just happen to have inflated and questionable revenue being reported at levels that gloss over the true underpinnings of the economy. I think this may be a leading indicator.

I really liked how Cory Doctorow framed what Canada could be doing with respect to digital sovereignty in his book ("Enshittification"). Doctorow argues that if Canada repealed its anti-circumvention law (Bill C-11), Canadian companies could legally jailbreak American tech products (John Deere tractors, the Apple App Store, etc) and sell those fixes worldwide, turning the right to tinker into a massive export industry and a form of digital sovereignty.

One can dream.