🇨🇦 Billions for food security while Ottawa paves over the farm

Canada has already lost more than five million hectares of farmland since 2001, roughly the size of Nova Scotia, and Ontario alone is bleeding 319 acres a day. Brilliant strategy from the Carney crowd: spend billions on a National Food Security Strategy while the land that actually grows food gets swallowed by subdivisions, factories, and big box sprawl. Even the state broadcaster reported the obvious contradiction.

This is what post-national management looks like. Inflate land prices, flood major centres with endless population growth, let municipalities devour prime soil, then pretend a glossy federal strategy can replace sovereignty. Charles Stevens was offered $16 million for 66 hectares near Toronto, because speculation now beats production. Young farmers cannot compete with developers or foreign money, and Ottawa acts shocked that fewer Canadians want to farm. Food security without farmland is regime propaganda. A country that cannot protect its soil, its farmers, or its productive base is not being governed in the national interest.

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