🇨🇦 No surge, they said, now it is 33 months

Lena Metlege Diab told Parliament Bill C-3 would not cause a surge. Nine months later, Ottawa is sitting on 136,000 citizenship certificate applications and the wait has blown out to 33 months from five months before the law took effect, as reported. Brilliant governance: open citizenship several generations back, then act stunned when the system collapses under the weight of paper descendants digging through archives seven or eight generations deep.

Half of the new recognitions under Bill C-3 were born in the United States. That tells you everything about the Trudeau-era mindset still poisoning Ottawa: citizenship is no longer a national bond tied to lived loyalty, but a global admin product handed out by lineage accountants. While actual Canadians deal with housing strain, broken services, and a state that cannot process its own laws, the managerial class keeps diluting sovereignty into a genealogical subscription plan. No country serious about itself turns nationality into an ancestry sweepstakes and calls it compassion.

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