🇨🇦 Toronto wants change, so here comes another immigration class lifer

Chris Alexander is reportedly eyeing the Toronto mayor’s chair, because apparently the city’s housing crunch, infrastructure strain, and social fragmentation were not enough punishment from the same political class that spent years treating mass immigration as a moral fashion accessory. The man once ran the federal immigration file and now may pitch himself as the adult in the room, as reported. Toronto keeps getting offered recycled managers of decline, just with different campaign fonts.

Olivia Chow has delivered the usual progressive cocktail of taxes, ideology, and managed decay, so naturally the establishment answer is another Ottawa veteran marinated in the same consensus politics. Toronto does not need another elite administrator of demographic upheaval pretending density, diversity, and fiscal pain are signs of success. It needs a mayor who understands that a city is not a globalist experiment or a dumping ground for federal policy failures. The real issue is sovereignty at the municipal level too: who gets to shape Toronto, its citizens or the immigration-industrial complex.

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