Canada’s immigration system was once the envy of the world. Based on the notion that those who get into the country are those who determine its future, the system chose people best able to contribute. Then the Trudeau Liberals blew it up, opening the gates to just about anyone – including literal terrorists – wreaking economic havoc and breaking Canadians’ faith in the value of citizenship. John Weissenberger, who served as chief of staff to the federal immigration minister in Stephen Harper’s Conservative government, has watched it happen with growing dismay, and argues for a return to sanity – centred on the sensible “points” system that served Canada so well for decades.
Collin May: Hearts of Darkness: How the Left Uses Hate to Fuel its 21st Century Universal Imperium
For years now the Left has shown itself eager to claim hatred as the motive for anyone who opposes its worldview. This impulse has become