🇨🇦 B.C. finds money for climate sermons, not fire prevention

After years of apocalyptic climate branding, B.C. has apparently let wildfire prevention funding run dry. Not the firefighting photo ops, the boring adult work like education, mitigation, and community preparedness. That cash somehow vanished while governments never miss a chance to lecture taxpayers about emissions, SUVs, and personal guilt. The province is happy to treat every summer inferno as a morality play, but when it comes to clearing fuel, training locals, and hardening communities, the cupboard is suddenly bare, as reported.

This is the Trudeau era in miniature: endless rhetoric, endless bureaucracy, and chronic neglect of basic state capacity. Ottawa and Victoria can bankroll consultants, DEI bureaucrats, and global climate branding, but not the unglamorous work that protects Canadian towns. National interest used to mean infrastructure, resilience, and competent governance. Now it means theatrical policy and managed decline, with rural Canadians left to inhale the consequences while the same political class demands more power, more money, and less scrutiny.

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