The Big D-Base

'In Canada, property rights do not have constitutional status. No right to property is included in the Charter of Rights and Freedoms. Fee simple title is merely a gloss on the state’s constitutional authority to tax, regulate and expropriate private property as it sees fit. But Aboriginal rights are different. They have become more constitutionally powerful than any Charter right." This is a powerful statement summarizing the current state of Canada. In Canada, Property Rights are a shitcoin https://www.fraserinstitute.org/commentary/aboriginal-rights-now-more-constitutionally-powerful-any-charter-right

For anyone thinking of storing their wealth in Land or other Real Estate in Canada......think twice. " ....that judges could order the Crown to expropriate private land and give it to the Aboriginal titleholders." You only own what you can defend. https://www.msn.com/en-ca/news/other/jamie-sarkonak-this-is-what-reconciliation-looks-like-the-end-of-property-rights/ar-AA1KjUnZ?ocid=winp2fptaskbarhover&cvid=63f9e289a00242afa10a654f06bb8e7f&ei=31

"The Finance Ministry attributed the debt spike to the province having "supported people through climate emergencies and high costs," and Bailey said the province was working on an efficiency review to find spending cuts." The Gov't will never find efficiencies.... The Budget will never be balanced.... The Ponzi cannot be tapered.... Prepare for more deficit spending under the auspice of Climate Change and other #CrisisTheatre. https://www.westerninvestor.com/british-columbia/bc-debt-grows-50-per-cent-in-two-years-to-134b-despite-lower-than-expected-deficit-11046528

You really don't hate the Legacy Media enough... These MMT apologists are criminal. "MMT opens new pathways for policy discussions that are grounded in material reality rather than outdated fiscal dogma". Too many bangers like this to highlight. You have to read it for yourself. We are officially disconnected from reality in 2025. https://www.msn.com/en-ca/money/other/what-is-modern-monetary-theory-an-economist-explains-how-it-could-help-canada/ar-AA1FvExu?ocid=winp2fptaskbar&cvid=d8dc01e5ab8342f5ff4f9047606e03d2&ei=22