Canada Has Become a Mediocre Country

[Brent]

At a time when MILLIONS of Canadians cannot find a family doctor, the Liberals are prioritizing fake refugees with HUNDREDS OF MILLIONS in healthcare benefits.

This is the definition of a two-tier healthcare system.

For $275 million, thousands of doctors could have been trained, and hundreds of thousands of Canadians could have had access to a family doctor.

But the Liberals continue to put Canadians last.

This has increased under Carney. The working class is suffering even more with this fake pro Canada WEF boss.

[Herman]

At a time when MILLIONS of Canadians cannot find a family doctor, the Liberals are prioritizing fake refugees with HUNDREDS OF MILLIONS in healthcare benefits.

This is the definition of a two-tier healthcare system.

For $275 million, thousands of doctors could have been trained, and hundreds of thousands of Canadians could have had access to a family doctor.

But the Liberals continue to put Canadians last.

When an asylum claim has been heard and rejected, the answer should not be more benefits. The answer should be removal.

[DKG]

When an asylum claim has been heard and rejected, the answer should not be more benefits. The answer should be removal.

Swift removal.

[DKG]

The Carney Liberals issued a special permit to a known Iranian regime agent with the purpose of allowing him into Canada.

This leads to some very important questions:

How did he get the permit? Who granted it? When? Why?

This is just another example of our broken immigration system.

Not a single IRGC regime official should be allowed on Canadian soil.

It's as simple as that.

But our immigration system has no transparency, accountability, or control.

[DKG]

Ottawa has found another way to make Canada's immigration system bigger while claiming it is making it smaller.

Immigration Minister Lena Diab announced on Monday that Immigration, Refugees, and Citizenship Canada (IRCC) will accelerate the processing of permanent residence for up to 33,000 foreign workers already in Canada in 2026 and 2027.

Canada does not have a paperwork shortage. It has a housing shortage. It has crowded emergency rooms, packed classrooms, rising rents, and government services that cannot keep up.

Turning temporary residents into permanent residents may reduce one column on an Ottawa spreadsheet, but it does not reduce pressure on the country.

It makes that pressure permanent.