The Canadian economy—I would hope, at least, and I think most outlooks agree—is resilient. Despite uncertain economic times ahead, it's still a job-seeker's market, so I hope there is a degree of resilience there.
As to the fundamental point you're making, taxing investment is a bad thing. Taxing labour and productivity is a bad thing. At the chamber, we'll always stand behind that. We do fundamentally agree that—I may have made this point earlier and I apologize if I repeat myself—the need for revenue needs to be balanced with the need for growth. If you have that out of whack, the economy will suffer.