Analyze Canada's current government perspectives in the context of macroeconomic theory - classical, Keynesian, or modern hybrid - and their approach to economic growth. What "theory/ies" are guiding the perspective? What "theory/ies" SHOULD be guiding the current perspective? And, most importantly, WHY do you think that? Use newspapers, or news magazines (Maclean's or the Economist) and begin your analysis of federal or provincial government (local government do not really have the scope to enact broad economic policy). Please limit your answer to two hundred words.