🇨🇦 Ottawa misses its own security deadline, again

The same Liberal machine that lectures Canadians about threats, extremism and misinformation somehow forgot to review one of the country’s biggest national security laws by its own deadline. Bill C-59 became law in 2019, and Parliament was supposed to review it after five years. That deadline came and went in June. As reported, the government had no explanation beyond bureaucratic mush.

This is peak Trudeau-era governance: endless surveillance powers, endless talking points, zero discipline. Ottawa always finds time to monitor online speech, fund ideological policing, and posture about foreign interference after the damage is done. But reviewing the actual legal machinery of national security on schedule? Too much work. A serious country tightens borders, vets hostile influence, and treats sovereignty like more than a branding exercise. Our ruling class prefers managed decline with a DEI memo attached. They want all the powers of a security state without the competence, accountability, or national loyalty to use them in Canada’s interest.

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