And while Liberals take accolades for the numbers, much of which is not attributable to government but rather to industries who see opportunities with a continuing pathetically weak Canadian dollar. A closer look at the numbers will identify many of these jobs as full time jobs at substandard wages, not wages capable of driving people firmly into the so-called middle class. One must not forget that massive borrowing and spending by the Liberals has indentured future generations for decades to come.  And real experts have already forecast a future in which technology and globalization will make even the least vulnerable jobs subject to being eliminated.  Claiming that alternate ventures will make up the difference is totally without foundation.  The increase in jobs needs to be seen from the prospective of just who is getting the jobs as more and more jobs are steered to temporary foreign workers and foreign nationals under Trudeau-esk trade agreements.