Made in China: it’s the label you see on many products sold in stores throughout the country. The odd time, you’ll see a product manufactured in some other country. But you rarely see a product that’s made here in Canada.

We used to make fridges and phones in Canada. We even built the world’s fastest fighter jet (I once worked in a factory that made parts for the supersonic plane).

When we’re no longer able to manufacture the components for new fighter jets or submarines, who is going to make them for us? Russia? China?{ai:summary}<p>Manufacturing in Canada has dwindled, replaced by products from China. The glory days of Canadian-made goods are long gone. #economy </p><p>Canadian factories once produced fridges, phones, and fighter jet parts. Now, foreign-made products dominate the market. #history</p>

Frank Stronach: The gutting of our manufacturing industries has made Canada weak

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