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He shuts they down with one question, there they are with their dinks hangin out, bunch of fools.
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https://open.substack.com/pub/blendrnews/p/open-border-state?
“Canada is no longer functioning as a nation-state with enforceable sovereignty.
It is behaving like an open-borders globalist experiment — a place where entry is self-declared, enforcement is optional, and the government’s own data openly confesses that it has lost control of who is here and who isn’t.
And the results speak for themselves: ballooning asylum queues, overwhelmed cities, spiralling public costs, and a public that is never consulted — only lectured.
We are living inside the consequences of a political class that treats borders as obsolete, sovereignty as old-fashioned, and the Canadian public as a nuisance.
The catastrophe was not an accident.
It was designed”
Liberals abandon Canadians
Nearly half of all mothers who had baby's in Ontario and B.C. in 2024 were born outside of Canada, according to new data released by Statistics Canada.
A total of 48.7 percent of all babies born in those two provinces were from mothers who emigrated to Canada. Meanwhile, in the Atlantic provinces foreign-born mothers made up only 23.6 percent of births in 2024—the lowest rate in the country.
In Ontario, foreign-born mothers gave birth to 70,037 babies in 2024 compared to Canadian-born mothers giving birth to 73,650. Meanwhile, foreign-born mothers in B.C. had 21,392 babies and Canadian-born mothers gave birth to 22,494.
Out of the 365,737 newborns delivered across all of Canada last year, 154,687 (42.3 percent) had foreign-born mothers, compared to 211,050 (57.8 percent) babies with Canadian-born mothers.
The statistics further highlight the rapidly declining fertility rate of the domestic population.
The latest Statistics Canada data shows the proportion of ...
