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Canada, A Postnational Experiment Gone Wrong

Published On: November 1, 2025Tags: Agenda 2030, Censorship, Corruption, Economic Crisis, Economy, Finance, government, Immigration, Technocracy

By Gabriel Verveniotis | gabrielverveniotis.substack.com

Canada’s economic crisis staggers conception and betrays comparison. Where many proclaim that their countries are the hardest hit by the villainy of Globalism, Canada bestrides them all in terms of fiscal gloom. This fact is illustrated in a recent 2024 chart from Visual Capitalists, which forecasts the projected destitution Canadians face.

Alongside 38 other countries with varying economic growth (Ireland, in particular, with a 70 percent boost since becoming a corporate tax haven for major tech companies), Canada was one of the worst. It languished at the bottom of the chart. Typically, developed Western nations, especially ones that are members of the G7, outshine the likes of Mexico or the mighty Slovak Republic; tragically, this has ceased to be the case. Visual Capitalist lists the following takeaways:

“Canada saw only 1.1% growth in real GDP per capita between 2014 and 2024. Its performance is second-worst amongst a group of 38 high-income economies. Only Luxembourg… is worse. While its gross domestic product itself has grown around 17% in inflation-adjusted terms, so has its population. As a result, its per capita GDP has remained virtually unchanged over the past decade. For context, real GDP per capita across the G7, EU, and OECD have all grown 15% in the same time period.”¹

The economic predictions for Canada’s future are so bleak that many of the nation’s oligarchs are preparing for a potential revolt. The situation was grievous enough to warrant high-level discussions covertly conducted by top officials and federal agencies in an attempt to mitigate the impending economic fallout. For example, last year, the RCMP conducted a secret report that revealed top officials’ fear that if citizens were to find out the precarious economic position they are in, the nation would be poised for potential insurrection.

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Matt Malone, an assistant professor of law at British Columbia’s Thompson Rivers University, and an expert in government secrecy, submitted a freedom of information request and received disconcerting news. In an article published by The National Post on March 20, 2024, parts of the heavily redacted document disclosed these dismal warnings:

“The coming period of recession will… accelerate the decline in living standards that the younger generations have already witnessed compared to earlier generations, reads the report, entitled Whole-of-Government Five-Year Trends for Canada. For example, many Canadians under 35 are unlikely ever to be able to buy a place to live, it adds. The report, labelled secret, is intended as a piece of ‘special operational information’ to be distributed only within the RCMP and among decision-makers in the federal government.”²

To make matters worse, the government not only lacks a solution to the coming crisis but is actively importing legions of foreign workers and thereby exacerbating the economic catastrophe. For some unexplained reason, the uniparty believes that an influx of temporary foreign workers will ameliorate the conundrum of current unemployment, with an excess of workers vying for ever fewer jobs.

Additionally, with more people comes a greater need to expand social services, which results in higher taxes and inflation in an already unstable job market. The current unemployment rate is down from July. On September 5, 2025, Reuters reported that “Canada had a net loss of 65,500 jobs in August, and the jobless rate rose to 7.1%.”³

Moreover, in 2023, Trudeau’s government, in collusion with the party’s corporate comrades, declared that the nation was experiencing massive labour shortages since COVID-19 and was in desperate need of foreign workers to fill the void. This statement was made knowing that there already existed a pool of eligible workers among unemployed Canadians.

On May 1, 2024, the Immigration Ministry revealed that “Temporary workers account for 19% of Canada’s private-sector workforce.” So why add more? In that same article, which showed the Immigration Ministry’s stats, The Toronto Sun also published a report showing that “A recently-released briefing note put the number of temporary residents in Canada at 3,049,277.”⁴

Yet, regardless of this astronomical number of newcomers, the government still felt the need to increase immigration. To reiterate, this gargantuan number is in addition to the 7.1% of already unemployed citizens—1.5 million out-of-work Canadians in 2024, according to Statistics Canada.

For the entire reign of COVID-response terror, the number of laid-off workers had remained static, yet we are asked to believe that the population somehow declined? The question is, was no one willing to work? If the labour force was still intact (as it most certainly was), and clearly not dead as a result of a barely-lethal flu, why import hundreds of thousands of people?

To resolve this supposedly catastrophic issue, the corporations, with Trudeau as their multinational standard-bearer, convinced the Prime Minister to approve nearly every international student program, temporary foreign Visa, as well as Labour Market Impact Assessment (LMIA) applications to fill this non-existent labour shortage.

What this means is that the Canadian government caved to corporate pressures that arbitrarily pushed for a drastic increase in the temporary foreign labourers, knowing that they already had workers to fill those positions.

We can infer from these actions that they will undermine the middle class by depreciating the value of labour due to its overabundance, and because they can pay temporary foreign workers less or employ under-the-table illegal migrants to perform the same work. This decision was designed to benefit multinational corporations that duplicitously promote “diversity” in the interest of acquiring a slave-like workforce. Temporary foreign workers are used as pawns and are themselves hurt by these companies, who care just as little for their welfare as they do for Canadians.

We are ALL subjects in the eyes of plutocrats and oligarchs.

This brings to mind the despotic days of former feudalism. Following the bubonic plague, for example, 50% of England’s population was decimated, and so the value of labour went up for the peasants. Finally, fortune fell in their favour. Yet, in 1381 AD, rather than pay the serfs their due, King Richard II tortured and executed their ringleaders and had this to say for the rest of his subjects:

“Villains you are, and villains you will remain; in permanent bondage. Not as it was before, but incomparably harsher… with God’s grace we rule over this kingdom, we shall strive… to keep you in subjugation, to such a degree that the suffering of your servitude may serve as an example for posterity.”⁵

Has anything really changed?

Once upon a time, Canada had a law wherein, if unemployment was above 6% the country would not approve any new temporary foreign worker visas. However, the Liberal government under Trudeau (not to leave Conservatives off the hook either) lifted this protective law in 2022, thus enabling the sudden influx of cheaper labour from the foreign market.

In 2011, Canada’s temporary foreign workers accounted for just 1.9% of the private workforce. Today, that number is almost 20%—a tenfold increase. As it stands, the proportion of Canadian businesses that outsource their workforce is 52.2%.⁶

One would think the Conservatives would oppose the Liberals on this issue, given their supposed “right-wing” political stance, but that is not the case. Premier Doug Ford, in collusion with the same multinational corporations, has invited even more foreign workers.

Ford has gone so far as to claim that every refugee and or asylum seeker should be immediately put to work and given permits to do so.

In July of 2025, The Toronto Sun elucidated Premier Ford’s position:

“At a time of high unemployment, it seems puzzling that Ford would be pushing for more workers in the system, but that’s what he is doing, and the unintended consequence will be to encourage more people to come to Canada illegally and declare asylum. Last year, more than 90,000 people made asylum claims in Ontario, and it seems Premier Doug Ford wants that number to go up.”⁷

As such, in 2024, more than 1 trillion dollars have left Canada, rather than come in. The business environment in Canada has become so abysmal that Prime Minister Mark Carney moved Brookfield, one of Canada’s largest companies, to New York.

Not just that, but Carney placed assets in island-based tax shelters, avoiding $5.3 billion in taxes that could have helped the country. This is Canada’s Liberal crusader elected to stop “Orange-Man-Bad” (aka President Trump) from gobbling up our freedoms.

The question for Canadians is, why be a self-sustaining, independent country when you can join the gaggle of bickering globalists determined to make a one-world government to rule over serfs stupid enough to vote for their own enslavement?

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Toronto’s Gabriel Verveniotis is the author of The Origins of the Canadian Hick: A Sociological Study of Yargerism. You can read more of his writings at gabrielverveniotis.substack.com