The continued misuse of the Bank of Canada, such that social programs cannot be adequatey funded, employment remains low, and Canadians in general are 'starved' for money.
Extension of the economic damage caused by the free trade agreements- through FTAA: the loss of even more Canadian companies to foreign ownership. (Let's call your house Canada House. It's as if you sold off components of your house- furnishings, rooms, resources-bit by bit- for a pittance. In the end, what will you have left?)
Involve Canada in the American National Missle Defence (NMD) system. This may well cost Canadians billions of dollars; and severely damage our sense of Canadian identity as a peace-loving, tolerant people.

Weakening (not strengthening) the powers of the federal government by allocating such powers to the provinces. Continuing the practice of fighting with the provinces over expenditures: how much and who has control. This will foster conflicts, intensify regionalism and highten calls for separation.
Ignoring (or denying) the effect of centralized media control over access to information for Canadians.
Continuing to condition Canadians that, really, there's "no real differences" between Canada and the U.S.* So what's the fuss? All sense of history gone. Continuing along the road to the end of The Dream of Canada...

*Some Differences between Canada and the United States
Year 2000: 542 murders in Canada; 15,517 in US
US incarceration rate: 5 times higher than Canada's
1987-97: US Poverty 17%; Canada 10.6%
No universal health care in US. 50% of bankruptcies caused by medical bills
Education: Canadian students among best in global test results; US among worst
Social expenditures (1990s) Canada: 12.5% GDP; US 8%.
Quality of Life: of 37 countries, Canada #7, US 27th (The Wellbeing of Nations, 2001)
Pocket World Figures (Economist, 2001): Vancouver #1 city. No US city in top 15.