🇨🇦 Carney wants speed, until Ottawa’s own laws get in the way

The funniest part is the Liberals calling this national interest while carving out exemptions from the very jeopardy tests meant to stop species from being wiped out. Five former COSEWIC chairs are warning Ottawa could make the Species At Risk Act meaningless, with more than 600 species on the books and just 75 southern resident killer whales left. Carney’s crew wants cabinet to pre-approve projects, create federal economic zones, and even greenlight pipelines before routes exist, as reported.

This is peak post-Trudeau governance: years of suffocating Canada with ideology, delays, and anti-energy lawfare, then suddenly discovering urgency when elite planners need a shortcut. Not to restore sovereignty or unleash honest development, but to centralize more power in cabinet and let Ottawa decide which rules matter today. If a law can be suspended the moment it becomes inconvenient, it was never about conservation. It was always about control, selective enforcement, and the same managerial class pretending Canada is their boardroom.

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