🇨🇦 Even the fact-check admits mass immigration is crushing Quebec

Here’s the punchline: the smug debunkers admit Quebec’s combined permanent and temporary immigration jump went from about 54,000 in 2021 to nearly 140,000 in 2024, while schools are stuffing kids into 24 modular classrooms and teachers are eating in their cars. But sure, the crisis is supposedly too complicated. The state floods the province with people faster than it can build homes, classrooms, or clinics, then the media calls basic arithmetic controversial, as reported.

Paul St-Pierre Plamondon is right on the core point: loss of control is the issue. Yes, old schools were neglected and housing supply was already tight. That doesn’t cancel the obvious. It makes mass intake even more reckless. Trudeau’s immigration machine and Quebec’s managerial class chose population inflation over social stability, then acted shocked when rents exploded and classrooms overflowed. This is what post-national governance looks like: sovereignty traded for cheap labour, real estate speculation, and lectures about compassion while citizens pay the bill.

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