🇨🇦 Carney’s grand summit meets his own coalition in the street

Mark Carney opened a national investment summit in Toronto and got a protest march for his trouble. Indigenous activists, environmental groups and union leaders were outside while the gala kicked off, as reported. That is the funniest part of the whole performance: the Liberal-globalist machine now gets heckled by the very grievance industry it spent years feeding with subsidies, climate dogma and endless moral blackmail.

Carney wants to sell Canada as an investment destination after a decade of Trudeau-era sabotage drove up costs, throttled energy, and turned national development into a land acknowledgment with compliance paperwork. Now the suits want capital, but the activist class wants veto power, and both expect taxpayers to finance the circus. This is what post-national governance looks like: no sovereignty, no growth strategy, no confidence in building anything unless every lobby signs off. Canada does not need another summit stocked with elites and slogans. It needs a government willing to put national interest, resource power and actual economic self-respect ahead of the NGO cartel.

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