🇨🇦 300 jobs gone while Ottawa lectures Canada about the future

Canfor just shut Northwood pulp mill in B.C., wiping out 300 jobs, and the political class will still pretend Canada is thriving because the GDP spreadsheet gets padded by population growth. A country with timber, energy and industrial know-how is somehow too dysfunctional to keep a pulp mill running. That is the Trudeau legacy in one neat little obituary for productive Canada, as reported.

While elites obsess over net-zero sermons, DEI box-ticking and importing more bodies to mask economic decay, real Canadian industry keeps getting kneecapped. Forestry towns are disposable, blue-collar workers are expendable, and sovereignty means less every year when we cannot even defend core sectors on our own soil. British Columbia keeps bleeding capacity, Ottawa keeps selling managed decline as progress, and the media keeps acting shocked each time another mill, plant or resource job disappears. Post-national economics in action: fewer producers, more dependents, and a lot more smug speeches.

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