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My prediction for the not so distant future.

DS is working us towards independence so when this ship called Canada sinks...and that's imminent, we can step off and onto the safety of a barge as we continue moving along as an independent nation, energy partnerships forged with the US, and Europe. People will invest in the country known as The Republic of Alberta (or Western Canada if they get their heads outta their butts).

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It's more likely Canada breaks apart early next year, these debt levels can not be maintained, Canada can not defend itself and by January we will have lost our biggest trade partner (75%+).

KEITH WILSON: Alberta will hold another independence referendum within five years.

Speaking just days after the October 19 vote, Wilson says he's certain Albertans will vote again and predicts the results will be very different.

https://x.com/RiseOfAlberta/status/2113105557498572852

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https://www.todayville.com/budget-lands-two-days-after-the-u-s-midterms-as-the-watchdog-says-ottawas-books-hide-its-borrowing/
Carney’s 2 sets of books:
“Parliamentary Budget Officer Annette Ryan warned that federal debt is growing twice as fast as deficits.
➡️That’s because loans to Crown corporations are booked as assets, and military purchases are expensed slowly over time.

“This obscures the realities of cash debt and raises questions about whether the current fiscal framework provides a complete and transparent picture of Canada’s fiscal sustainability,” Ryan said, according to The Globe and Mail.

The Globe reports the PBO now sees federal debt rising to $1.67 trillion in 2030-31 from $1.3 trillion in 2025-26.
It points to Build Canada Homes, the Canada Strong Fund and the proposed defence investment Crown as examples of the Crown corporation model.

The PBO’s Economic and Fiscal Outlook projects cumulative deficits of $333.3 billion over the next five years, while federal ...

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