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Originally Posted by rousseau
Under Wynne, the province emerged as one of North America’s top magnets for foreign investment, just behind California, with Google leading the parade. The good times rolled on.
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While I'm mostly in agreement with the author, this part is really disingenuous for a reason that should be obvious - when you look at "North America's top magnets for foreign investment", you have to realize 90% of North America is a single country, so the remaining 10% has a huge edge when you're sticking to
foreign investment as your metric (most of which almost certainly comes from... the aforementioned 90%). Especially that triangle sandwiched between New York State and the Midwest, for proximity/connection reasons. It's a totally unfair metric, either deliberately designed to make Ontario look disproportionally good, or else the author missed it - in both cases that's not flattering for him.