A complete recovery—a shared recovery—is in everyone’s interest. A shared recovery is self-reinforcing. It draws more workers into the labour force. It leads to more investment. It generates more potential growth. And it creates space for the economy to expand faster without building inflationary pressure. I began this speech by highlighting the health of Canada’s labour market before the pandemic.
However, it is considered opportune to leverage on the favourable 2  prospects to accelerate implementation of structural reforms to unlock the country’s growth potential.