Pierre Poilievre had lightning once—that righteous anger that felt like it might actually burn something down and build something new. But by 2025, he was just a lightning bug, flickering angrily in a jar, making noise but illuminating nothing. He kept screaming after the fire went out.
Canada is committing suicide in slow motion. A nation with infinite land has created a housing crisis that rivals ancient city-states. We're forcing young people to choose between homeownership and children, then wondering why they're fleeing to Texas. History repeats: the exodus from feudal Europe is happening again—except this time, we're doing it to ourselves.
Canada is rich in resources, talent, and grit, but it’s stuck in a loop of red tape, runaway housing, and stalled productivity. This article lays out seven bold, practical reforms to reignite the economy, reward hard work, and make homeownership and entrepreneurship possible again. It’s time to reboot the True North.
Canada is rich in resources, talent, and grit, but it’s stuck in a loop of red tape, runaway housing, and stalled productivity. This article lays out seven bold, practical reforms to reignite the economy, reward hard work, and make homeownership and entrepreneurship possible again. It’s time to reboot the True North.
Josh Nash 