The 'Canada Strong' strategy cannot be complete without a state capable of protecting its economy, borders, and society from organized crime, smuggling, and car theft. Enhancing coordination and federal decision-making to confront these phenomena is more than just a security issue; it's part of social security, political stability, economic protection, investment, border security, and law enforcement. An economy aiming to be more competitive needs a state capable of safeguarding the strength it builds.
