The Mulroney Government

The Mulroney Government, led by Prime Minister Brian Mulroney from 1984 to 1993, was a Conservative administration in Canada known for significant economic and political changes. It focused on free-market policies, reducing tariffs, and privatizing industries. The government also negotiated the Canada-U.S. Free Trade Agreement, shaping trade relations. Domestically, it aimed to strengthen national unity and introduced measures addressing environmental concerns. However, it faced controversy over scandals like the Airbus affair and debates about the impact of its economic policies. Overall, Mulroney's government played a key role in shaping modern Canada's economic and political landscape.