🇨🇦 Toronto floods again, and the planners still want more density

The funniest part is not the storm. It is that Toronto keeps acting shocked when a major rainfall turns roads into canals and the power grid into a suggestion. The reported flooding and outages are just another reminder that Canada’s biggest city can barely handle weather its own latitude has seen forever.

This is what managerial decline looks like: endless sermons about climate virtue, net zero, bike lanes, and global-city branding, while basic drainage, grid resilience, and civil defence rot underneath. Trudeau-era politics trained every level of government to chase optics, consultants, and ideology instead of hard infrastructure that serves actual citizens. And now the bill arrives in water damage, blackouts, and commuter chaos. The same class that cannot keep Toronto functioning during a storm still demands more growth, more strain, more imported population, and less local control. A sovereign country would harden infrastructure first and lecture later.

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