🇨🇦 After storms and hail, Ontario farmers are now cheering 37 C heat

The absurd part is right there in plain sight: after weeks of torrential rain, hail, and four confirmed tornadoes since early May, Ontario farmers are relieved to see a heat warning. That tells you everything about the clown-show management of Canadian resilience. Blueberry growers in Bothwell say hail wrecked ripe fruit and cut yields by about 40 per cent, while others watched cucumbers, asparagus, corn, and pumpkins get battered by weather swings no planner in Ottawa can control, despite the usual sermonizing. Even the farmers reported the obvious: a wet year can starve you.

And yet the ruling class keeps fixating on carbon dogma, urban vanity projects, and imported population growth while the domestic food base gets treated like an afterthought. Family farms in southwestern Ontario are left to absorb chaos, pray for heat, and eat the losses, while bureaucrats lecture them about sustainability from air-conditioned offices. National sovereignty starts with food security, not DEI panels and climate theatrics.

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