Real GDP growth of 0.4% is very good, but hardly amazing. We had a higher (0.5%) monthly rate of growth in June 2015, and CTV’s Don Martin, in full Harper-hate mode, sneered at it as miniscule. But you are right. For what it’s worth, this amounts to a 4.9% growth rate annualized, which is much better growth than Canada could possibly sustain over a year or several years. On the other hand, if one looks at PM Trudeau’s growth record from October 2015 to November 2016, the annualized rate of growth has only been 1.5%. If one looks at real GDP growth per member of the active population it is under 0.6%. As of November 2016, real GDP per capita still hasn’t recovered to its December 2014 level prior to the 2015H1 contraction.