The CBH Team

Canada’s Bold New Vision: Building a Peace Economy and a National Economic Corridor for the 21st Century

In October 2025, Canada Business Holdings Inc. (CBH) unveiled two transformative national strategies that could redefine the future of Canada’s economy, its unity, and its global role. These bold initiatives — the creation of an Interprovincial Economic Corridor and the adoption of a Peace-Based Neutral Economic Model — represent a visionary rethinking of Canada’s place in the world and its path to long-term prosperity.

The first plan calls for the establishment of a federally controlled East–West economic corridor, a 7-mile-wide strip of land stretching from Vancouver, British Columbia, to North Bay, Ontario in its first phase, and extending later to the eastern provinces. Strategically aligned along the Canadian–U.S. border, this corridor would be declared a federal trade and development zone — an uninterrupted artery of transport, logistics, and innovation.

This new “economic spine” would allow goods, services, and data to move seamlessly across the country, strengthening national integration and linking Canada’s most productive provinces into a unified economic platform. It would also ensure that Canada maintains sovereignty over a key border region, transforming it into a hub of trade, manufacturing, and advanced industry.

The second plan is equally transformative. CBH proposes that Canada reorient its entire economic philosophy toward peace, neutrality, and sustainable development — a model inspired by Switzerland’s stability and global trust. By declaring economic neutrality in global conflicts and focusing on constructive partnerships, Canada can become a beacon of peace-driven prosperity in a divided world. This “peace economy” approach would not only safeguard Canada from geopolitical turbulence but also attract international investment, talent, and innovation.

Together, these two initiatives form a comprehensive national renewal agenda. The corridor will unlock domestic potential and unity, while the peace economy will define Canada’s new global identity — one grounded in neutrality, cooperation, and human progress.

In an age of shifting trade routes, climate change, and global uncertainty, 

Canada Business Holdings’ twin proposals offer Canada the direction it urgently needs: a path toward peace, progress, and integration — both at home and abroad.