🇨🇦 A baby in a tent city is the real Trudeau legacy

A baby was found in a homeless camp in Quebec, and suddenly the political class remembers housing exists. How touching. After years of flooding the country with record population growth while construction lags, Ottawa and its provincial enablers now act shocked that families are ending up in tents. This is not a mystery crisis. It is policy. The state inflated demand, strangled supply, and called the wreckage compassion, as reported.

Quebec heads toward an election with the usual theatre: promises, subsidies, task forces, maybe another slogan about inclusion. None of that restores affordability when governments refuse to say the obvious: you cannot import endless population growth into a country that cannot house its own people and expect social stability. A sovereign government would put citizens first, slow the intake, scrap the ideological nonsense, and build for Canadians instead of managing decline with press releases. But in Trudeau’s Canada, even a baby in a camp is just another photo op for the people who caused it.

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