Canada

This is it. Canada’s federal election is Monday, and it’s vitally important that Canadians are made aware of the threat that they’re up against at the ballot box: a Carney-Ford alliance that’s not just a betrayal of both Conservative and classical Liberal values, but a potential death knell for Canada’s recovery.

This may well be our last shot to stop the decline, so let’s not mince words.

YIKES! @fancypants_s https://t.co/wXsawklitI

— Auntie Polly (@auntie_polly) April 25, 2025

h/t Auntie Polly

If Canada had stuck to 2015 trends, we’d all be $4,200 richer per year, and thousands killed by crime, drugs and health shortages would still be alive

Throughout the 2025 campaign, the Conservatives have frequently referred to what they call the “Lost Liberal Decade,” a reference to the fact that Canada has lagged dramatically on virtually every available indicator since the Liberals first came to power in 2015.

In sum, the economy is worse, crime is worse, public services are worse, affordability is worse — and there’s a whole galaxy of niche indicators, such as firearms incidents, refugee backlogs, even life expectancy, that are worse than they’ve ever been.

As Canadian doomsday scenarios go, it’s a bit of a letdown. But you’d never know it by the headlines.

First prize goes to the American news site Politico: Apocalypse Now. Runners-up: The Toronto Sun’s “Government report predicts 2040 dystopia: Collapsed economy, hunting for food,” Alberta’s Todayville went with Breaking: The Federal Brief That Should Sink Carney, and the Better Dwelling webzine chose Canada To Become A Dystopian Nightmare, Households Will Flee: Gov Report.

Canada is on a dark path with a future that is bleaker and more depressing than most dystopian movies or novels, at least according to one report.

To make matters worse, this stark, despairing existence is predicted by our very own Canadian government.

And unless we change our ways, we have only 15 years before this miserable life is upon us.