🇨🇦 Ottawa wants fewer strike interventions after years of breaking everything else

The same federal machine that micromanaged Canadians through every Trudeau-era fad now suddenly discovers restraint. Patty Hajdu says Ottawa will table legislation to curb federal intervention in strikes because parties should solve disputes themselves, as reported. How touching. This from a government that never met a crisis it did not politicize, centralize, and bungle.

Read the subtext. Liberal Ottawa wants to pose as pro-worker and hands-off while the country is already buckling under stagnant productivity, inflated public-sector expectations, and supply-chain fragility. When it serves regime management, they intervene. When it serves union optics, they step back and call it principle. There is no governing philosophy here beyond tactical image control. Canada gets more paralysis, more theatre, and less accountability from a capital that treats national resilience like a branding exercise. Another day in the post-national experiment.

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