Opinion: Canada benefits from a world order that empires built. As the latest one declines, so does our economy

As a British dominion and a U.S. ally, Canada has had generations of wealth and comfort – at the expense of a developing world that is now catching up. Can we find new partners and prosper, or keep falling behind?

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