🇨🇦 Canada can feed the world, but Ottawa can barely feed a supply chain

Canada exports about $100 billion in agri-food a year, yet our share of global food exports has fallen 12 per cent since 2000 and we slipped from 5th to 7th, with a slide to 9th now on the table. That is the Trudeau-era masterpiece: a farm superpower kneecapped by its own government. Even spray drones were stuck in regulatory limbo until June, while the U.S., Brazil, China, Japan and Australia moved ahead. As reported, the culprits are red tape, infrastructure bottlenecks and labour shortages. In other words, Ottawa.

This is what globalist management looks like in practice: endless climate sermons, DEI box-ticking, and bureaucrats micromanaging producers while competitors build capacity. Canada has land, water, grain, beef, pulse crops and world-class farmers. What it lacks is a political class interested in national strength instead of performative governance and managed decline. A sovereign country would clear rail and port bottlenecks, cut regulation, back technology fast, and treat food production as strategic power, not a photo-op.

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