Quote from: Herman on Today at 07:25:58 PMIt is nostalgia. Canada used to be a land of milk and honey. Now it's a land of turbans and food banks.

The country we immigrated to in the 90's is not the country we fled 2 years ago.

Quote from: Shen Li on February 27, 2026, 10:39:41 PMCanadian patriotism is not based on any pride in their country. Not anymore anyway, unles they're blind.

Canadian patriotism today is defined by TDS. They know their own country is sliding down hill rapidly. Hating Donald Trump helps them to forget that.

It is nostalgia. Canada used to be a land of milk and honey. Now it's a land of turbans and food banks.

Quote from: Herman on February 27, 2026, 03:55:03 PMConman Carney promised the "strongest economy" in the G7.
Today's StatsCan data reveals our economy is in DECLINE & is the ONLY shrinking economy in the G7.
Under Carney, Canada has had the WORST annual growth in YEARS.
Again, Carney's rhetoric doesn't match reality.

Canadian patriotism is not based on any pride in their country. Not anymore anyway, unles they're blind.

Canadian patriotism today is defined by TDS. They know their own country is sliding down hill rapidly. Hating Donald Trump helps them to forget that.

Conman Carney promised the "strongest economy" in the G7.
Today's StatsCan data reveals our economy is in DECLINE & is the ONLY shrinking economy in the G7.
Under Carney, Canada has had the WORST annual growth in YEARS.
Again, Carney's rhetoric doesn't match reality.

The reality is that Carney's plan doesn't even come close to reaching our housing targets.
It reaches less than 5% of the target.

This ainnnnnnnnt going to happen. As long as he tells his sheep that he he is protecting them from big bad Trump he is free to turn Canada into a third world commie shithole.

If Prime Minister Mark Carney is going to fulfill his commitment to build 500,000 new homes per year within a decade to increase affordability and lower housing prices, it's not going to happen in the early years.

Canada Mortgage and Housing Corporation, the federal crown corporation responsible for administering Canada's National Housing Act, recently reported in its housing market outlook for this year that:

"Canada's economy is expected to grow slowly in 2026 ...

New home construction is set to decline through 2028 as developers face high costs, weaker demand and more unsold homes. Condominium starts will be especially weak. Rental projects will continue to drive new supply but will moderate over the forecast period."

Former Canadian Prime Minister Stephen Harper reminds us that Canada's biggest challenges stem from domestic policies, not foreign leaders.

Conman Carney's clowns.