Politics · Canada · 3 hrs ago
Benchmark Canada compares more than 40 measures of the country’s performance
The Macdonald-Laurier Institute launched Benchmark Canada, a project that assesses the country using more than 40 measures.
It covers areas including the economy, health care and immigration.
The project compares Canada with countries facing similar issues, rather than relying on a single ranking.
Its measures are intended to bring together facts that can be assessed and compared.
Countries do not usually receive report cards, and broad rankings can oversimplify how they perform.
The comparison could help Canadians see where the country stands across different areas.
The National Post plans to examine many of the measures in the coming weeks.
Benchmark Canada is a new project from the Macdonald-Laurier Institute.
It brings together more than 40 measures of Canada’s performance.
The measures cover areas including the economy, health care and immigration.
The project compares Canada with countries facing similar issues.
- Who
- The Macdonald-Laurier Institute created Benchmark Canada.
- What
- It brings together more than 40 measures to assess Canada’s performance and compare it with other countries.
- When
- Not stated.
- Where
- Canada, compared with countries facing similar issues.
- Why
- To collate and assess facts about the country’s performance.
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- Project
- Benchmark Canada
- Creator
- Macdonald-Laurier Institute
- Measures
- More than 40
- Areas covered
- Economy, health care and immigration









