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Preface/Introduction
Let’s Make Canada the Great Country It Could Be / For Canada, the American Model is Unsafe at
Any Speed
From: Canada after Harper
$3.00
Finn describes Canada’s state under Harper and the country’s socioeconomic status. Nader describes how excessive corporate power and influence had transformed the United States into the most inequitable and socially backward industrialized country in the world. He expressed his concern that the “closer-integration-with-the-US” policies of our federal government were dragging Canada down the same calamitous slope.
Contributors
Ralph Nader
ED FINN began his 70-year career in journalism in 1944 as a reporter for the Corner Brook daily The Western Star, followed by two years with the Montreal Gazette in the 1950s. While working as a communicator for several unions during the 1960s-1980s, he wrote a column on labour relations for the Toronto Star from 1968 to 1982. He retired in 2014 after serving 20 years as editor of the Canadian Centre for Policy Alternatives' monthly magazine, The Monitor
Ed Finn
Ralph Nader is an author, lecturer, attorney, and American political activist in areas of consumer and worker protection, environmentalism, and democratic government. He is the author of many best-selling books, including Unsafe at Any Speed, a critique of US automobile manufacturers. He was a four-time candidate for president of the United States, having run twice for the Green Party and twice as an independent candidate.
