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As Canada Day approaches, Stephen LeDrew takes a hard look at the State of the Country - celebrating what still makes Canada great, while asking whether Canada has lost sight of what holds it together.


In this rant, LeDrew tackles government bureaucracy, over-regulation, DEI, multiculturalism, immigration, and integration. He argues that Canada has become too focused on diversity as a political slogan, while forgetting one crucial idea: becoming Canadian still has to mean something.


From Pierre Trudeau’s multiculturalism to Justin Trudeau’s “post-national” Canada, LeDrew says the pendulum has swung too far. Canada can welcome people from around the world - but it must also expect shared values, respect for the law, and a commitment to the country itself.


This is not an argument against Canada. It is an argument for a stronger, more united Canada.


Happy Canada Day - and now, for the rant.


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