🇨🇦 Ontario finally admits transit became a crack den

After years of elite gaslighting about safe, vibrant public space, Queen’s Park is now giving transit special constables arrest powers for illegal drugs. Translation: the problem got too obvious to keep blaming on perception. Officers can now arrest, ticket public drug use, seize cocaine and meth, and even destroy the stash, as reported. So much for the progressive fairy tale that decriminalization vibes, harm reduction slogans, and bureaucratic empathy sessions would keep buses and trains civilized.

This is the Trudeau era in miniature: governments create disorder, deny disorder, then build a new enforcement layer to manage the disorder they created. Ontario is treating transit like a test case because the political class knows ordinary Canadians are done subsidizing chaos on their commute. Public order is not oppression, and mass urban dysfunction is not compassion. If the state can find the will to police meth on the TTC, maybe one day it will rediscover the nerve to defend borders, communities, and national coherence too.

🍁 Maple Chronicles