"Maitre chez nous" was famously the rallying cry of Jean Lesage's Quiet Revolution, a period of rapid modernization and reform in Quebec in the 1960s. Mark Carney first tried it out a year and a half ago in the shadow of the United States and a newly anglicized version — "masters of our destiny" — adorns his government's second budget.
Mark Carney's quiet revolution rests on investment and affordability
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CBC - PoliticsBy Aaron Wherry
EXECUTIVE SUMMARY
"Maitre chez nous" was famously the rallying cry of Jean Lesage's Quiet Revolution, a period of rapid modernization and reform in Quebec in the 1960s. Mark Carney first tried it out a year and a half ago in the shadow of the United States and a newly anglicized version — "masters of our destiny" — adorns his government's second budget.
Key Takeaways
- Mark Carney's quiet revolution rests on investment and affordability.
- "Maitre chez nous" was famously the rallying cry of Jean Lesage's Quiet Revolution, a period of rapid modernization and reform in Quebec in the 1960s.
- Mark Carney first tried it out a year and a half ago in the shadow of the United States and a newly anglicized version — "masters of our destiny" — adorns his government's second budget.
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