From CBC News.

The postwar rules-based order has served Canada well — free trade, global co-operation, stability. But with the U.S. turning inward and Trump reshaping the global playbook, can Canada still thrive? Paul Haavardsrud looks at how our economic strategy is shifting. Plus: airlines are widening the class divide as more people splurge on business class while the economy feels tighter than ever. And: with surgery wait times growing, some Canadians are heading abroad for hip and knee replacements — and even financial planners are saying it’s a worthwhile investment.
00:00 – Intro
01:48 – Where does Canada fit in the new world order?
12:15 – How airlines turned us all into class warriors
17:04 – Why Canadians are shopping the world for new hips and knees

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