Canada is facing a growing economic problem, and most Canadians don’t even know it. Over $500 billion in investment has left the country over the past decade, and companies are increasingly choosing to expand in the United States instead of Canada. In this episode of Tap the Maple, we break down the latest example from London, Ontario, where jobs are being cut as production shifts south. But this isn’t just a local story. From manufacturing to energy to major industrial projects, investment is quietly leaving Canada. We explain what this means for jobs, wages, productivity, and the future of the Canadian economy, and why declining competitiveness, rising costs, and policy uncertainty are driving businesses away. If Canada doesn’t change course, the real risk isn’t companies leaving, it’s that future growth never comes here at all.