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It isn't going to be peaceful protests, the court of law or wishful thinking that takes down the evil currently running amok in our world, it will be the people. The tyrants and their sycophants need to be very afraid as the awakening accelerates and the anger bubbles not simmers. It's interesting to watch what happens when people realize they had the power to affect change all along and say NO to those who deem themselves rulers. Who do they think they are and by what authority do they give orders?
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Before you listen to Carney blame Trump for the Stelco layoffs, read this, when your done you will see that the LIBERALS have allowed massive amounts of Steel and other products to be dumped in Canada, by the CHINESE
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Around 400,000 tonnes of Chinese steel products entered Canada in 2025, down sharply from prior years, amid anti-dumping duties, countervailing duties, and a 25% surtax. Exact “dumped” volumes are not published as a single aggregate figure, because dumping is determined case-by-case under Canada’s Special Import Measures Act (SIMA) for specific products rather than for all steel.
financialpost.com
Recent import volumes
2025: ~400,000 tonnes (down 38% year-over-year from ~650,000 tonnes). China’s share of Canada’s steel imports fell to about 6%.
financialpost.com
2023–2024: Over 600,000 tonnes in 2023 (valued at roughly $1.3 billion CAD) and around 650,000 tonnes in 2024. Chinese steel + aluminum imports nearly doubled from ~357,000 tonnes in 2020 to ~690,000 tonnes in 2024.
gazette.gc.ca
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