News Analysis While the composition of Canada’s Parliament looks almost the same as it did after the 2019 election, the fallout from the 2021 election and how things have transpired in recent months can change the country’s future trajectory in fundamental ways, observers say. “The country looks a whole lot more divided than ever at this point,” former Liberal MP Dan McTeague told The Epoch Times. “And the true reality of our economic situation is going to become apparent soon.” David Leis, a vice president with the Frontier Centre for Public Policy, says it seems Canada is poised to maintain its current spending trend and regulatory regime, which will have generational implications. “When we look at this election, many seem unaware of the major additional costs and taxation that will hit them and their families, and that will devastate the middle class, business investments, and future opportunities for our standard …