Canada is often seen as a country with opportunity, stability, and prosperity — but appearances can be deceiving.
The Hidden Barriers to Progress in a Country That Looks Like It Has Everything uncovers the unseen obstacles holding Canadians back from true economic, social, and personal growth. From rising costs, systemic inequalities, and outdated policies to cultural assumptions that quietly limit ambition, this book exposes why progress is slower and harder than it appears.

Through clear analysis and real-world examples, it shows how these hidden barriers affect individuals, families, and communities, and why ignoring them only deepens frustration, stagnation, and inequality. Most importantly, the book doesn’t stop at diagnosis — it offers insight, strategies, and solutions for Canadians who want to navigate these barriers, seize opportunities, and create meaningful change for themselves and their country.

This is essential reading for anyone seeking a deeper understanding of the forces shaping modern Canada — and a roadmap to overcoming them.