Neoliberalism emerged as a response to the economic turmoil of the past century, asserting that free-market capitalism and government promotion of market freedom are paramount. It has become ingrained in Canadian governance and societal beliefs, fostering the idea that alternatives are not feasible. The process of shaping public perception continues, influenced by right-wing think tanks and media. While there is significant opposition to neoliberal policies, dissent often occurs within the framework established by neoliberal ideology, highlighting the power it wields even in resistance.
Neoliberalism, born from the failures of laissez-faire capitalism, has become deeply embedded in Canadian society, creating a perception that its policies are inescapable.
Political opposition to neoliberalism is often framed within its own terms, as decades of its influence shape both support and dissent in society.
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