🇨🇦 Retry the case, retry the country

A hearing begins Monday to see whether the Cowichan Tribes land-claims case gets retried, which tells you everything about modern Canada: endless legal reopenings, zero finality, and the taxpayer permanently on the hook while the state keeps dissolving its own authority. As reported, this is not governance. It is a rolling constitutional liquidation sale where every unresolved grievance becomes another lever against property certainty, provincial jurisdiction, and the idea that a country should actually control its own land.

Ottawa and Victoria spent years preaching reconciliation as a moral brand, and now Canadians get the invoice in the form of permanent uncertainty over title, development, and sovereignty. Investors see risk, families see paralysis, bureaucrats see a career ladder. That is the Trudeau-era legacy in miniature: weaken the nation, empower the process, let judges and activists redraw the map one hearing at a time. A serious country settles claims with clarity and finality. This one keeps the wound open because managerial Canada feeds on instability.

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