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Many Canadians are calling for a return to principled leadership—one that values sovereignty, economic independence, and responsibility. The current Canadian government, according to critics, is engaged in spectacle rather than substantive change, using temporary gimmicks like the "Canada Strong Pass" and free lunches to mask failures elsewhere.
The sense is that Carney's government is more interested in controlling the narrative than fixing the underlying economic issues—a tactic that only deepens public distrust. The government's capacity to manage critical issues like immigration, healthcare, and veteran services is questioned, further eroding faith in leadership.