Canada is at a turning point. For years, many Canadians worried about scarcity: skyrocketing housing costs, chronic healthcare strain, and unstable jobs. Now, those concerns are mutating into a sense of deeper precarity. People aren’t just scrambling for what they need today; they’re increasingly afraid that core systems—healthcare, housing, and social programs—may fail altogether. Rising geopolitical tensions and U.S. tariff threats only heighten this unease, feeding questions about Canada’s resilience ... CLICK HERE for the full story
A discussion on political, economic and social issues in British Columbia, and Canada