🇨🇦 Morning update, national amnesia edition

Buried in the daily churn, survivors from Tumbler Ridge are filing new lawsuits over alleged abuse tied to a state-run child welfare system that was supposed to protect them, as reported. That is the Canadian governing model in miniature: bureaucrats fail catastrophically, victims wait decades, and the same political class still demands more power, more money, and less scrutiny. Ottawa and the provinces cannot manage children already in their care, but somehow we are expected to trust them with social engineering on a civilizational scale.

This is what managerial Canada produces: institutional abuse, legal cleanup years later, and media packaging it as another passing item between central bank chatter and elite gossip. The country is run by people who treat accountability as a branding problem. Instead of rebuilding competent institutions for Canadians, they lecture the public about equity, inclusion, and every imported cause fashionable in Davos. A serious country would put its own citizens first, enforce responsibility, and stop confusing bureaucracy with morality.

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