Sloan

Mark Carney, how can you say this with a straight face? You just posted that an alliance with the EU will give Canadians “more choice, more opportunity, and a more affordable future.” Look at the actual condition of the EU right now. Wholesale gas prices have surged again. Nearly 50 million Europeans cannot adequately heat their homes. Energy ministers are scrambling over an affordability crisis driven by war, supply disruptions, and years of policy choices that left the bloc dependent and exposed. Inflation is elevated, growth is weak, budget fights drag on, migration remains a flashpoint, and cost-of-living protests are erupting in multiple countries. Far-right parties are rising because ordinary people are paying the price. Canadians did not vote for this. We did not elect you to negotiate “associate membership” or the “deepest possible partnership short of accession” with a bloc that is struggling with the very problems your own industrial carbon pricing, subsidies, and regulatory stack are already imposing here. Our unemployment is higher than the United States. Private-sector job creation has lagged. Debt is rising faster than the headline numbers suggest because of the accounting methods the Parliamentary Budget Officer keeps flagging. Interest costs are climbing. Energy competitiveness is being eroded by policies industry leaders say are pure cost and unique among major producers. There is no economic logic for hitching Canada’s future to an EU model that is delivering higher energy prices, weaker growth, and political strain. The only through-line is the same globalist framework you have long championed: more multilateral architecture, more shared constraints, more distance from the practical realities facing Canadian families. My grandchildren will live with the consequences of the debt, the lost investment, and the reduced sovereignty. Citizens did not sign up for this. #cdnpoli #CanadaFiscalCrisis #EUAlliance