Towards the end of the twentieth century, it was evident that Canada was going through basic restructuring of methods to support, finance and deliver social safety net programs to its citizens at the federal level. According to Daniel Christopher Andrea “The "social accord" which was put into effect during the constriction period following World War II, was essentially an agreement that the federal government (the "State") would deliver a variety of social and health care services to Canadians, … with revenues being generated mainly through taxation …” ( 200, p.10 ).
Then it came to a time when trust in capitalism assessed and new worldview of the nation and the role of government came to be known. However, the government continued to play