🇨🇦 What's the beef? Why prices for everything from sirloins to ground beef won't likely come down anytime soon

Beef at $311 per hundredweight in Alberta — up from $194 two years ago — while Ottawa floods the country with record numbers of permanent residents, temporary workers, and foreign students. Demand soars, supply shrinks, and Canadian families get priced out of their own grocery stores. The Cattle Association admits herd sizes collapsed over a decade while crop insurance schemes made it more profitable to abandon livestock altogether. Meanwhile, they're fighting South American imports that would actually lower prices, citing food security — as if importing millions of people while strangling domestic production was ever about security.

This is the mass immigration model laid bare: explode the population, let infrastructure and food supply rot, then lecture Canadians about sustainability while they can't afford ground beef. The gestation cycle takes two years, but the Liberal population ponzi runs on autopilot. Ranchers get squeezed, families go hungry, and the experts shrug about droughts and global trends.

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