If Ontario were an American state, it would rank as the fifth-poorest

[shockedcanadian]

This is the usual result of Police States. I found this grassroots article while surfing Ontarioseconomic data which is FAR worse than most understand. Notice that few mention the covert poloce state and their controls in oir economy? It's startling how well the Stasi have gamed this system with little to no attention paod. Don't blame people like me, we are the victims of the enforced caste when we should have been allowed.to ply our efforts and ambitions. If America decides to further protect against the abuses of their citzens and economy, you will one day be able to buy the Police State of Ontario at pennies to the dollar. Ontario is in trouble. It’s time to reverse the decline of this proud province and chart a new course
The result? Ontario today faces mounting challenges that require serious, principled action:

• Stagnant productivity and weak economic growth. For too long, Ontario has lagged behind North American and global competitors in productivity gains. If Ontario were an American state, it would rank as the fifth-poorest. Our GDP per capita now trails every G7 country except Italy. Ontario needs bold leadership to unlock private-sector dynamism and reclaim its place as Canada’s economic powerhouse.
• A tax and regulatory burden that strangles opportunity. High taxes and over-regulation are driving investment away. Ontario should be competing to be the most attractive economy in North America, but instead, businesses face hurdles at every turn—from punitive tax rates to slow permitting processes and unclear rules that frustrate entrepreneurs and benefit established corporate interests.
• A housing market in crisis. Young Ontarians are increasingly shut out of homeownership, with prices that have spiralled out of reach. The dream of owning a home and starting a family—once a cornerstone of Ontario life—is slipping away. Even rental markets are tightening, leaving families struggling to find stability.
• State capacity deficits. Even when governments promise big things—whether new transit lines, hospital expansions, or other critical infrastructure—delivery often falls far short of expectations. Ontario lacks the state capacity and a competent elite that represents the common good to execute large, complex projects efficiently and transparently. This failure not only wastes taxpayer dollars but also delays the infrastructure needed for future growth.
• Flight of talent. We are seeing a troubling trend: young people leaving Ontario for other provinces and across the border, drawn by better opportunities and more affordable lives. This brain drain is a stark warning sign that we are failing to provide the environment necessary for the next generation to succeed and prosper here at home.
• Family formation under pressure. Starting a family or finding a partner has become increasingly difficult. The high cost of living, eroding public safety, limited access to affordable childcare, and growing economic uncertainty mean that many young couples are delaying or downsizing their plans for the families they want. A society that cannot support its young families risks its long-term vitality.

 

[August West]

It`s funny that you pretend to care about Public Safety.
Do Canadians need to walk through gun detectors to enter schools, sporting venues, etc.?

 

[shockedcanadian]

It`s funny that you pretend to care about Public Safety.
Do Canadians need to walk through gun detectors to enter schools, sporting venues, etc.?

Worse. Ontario schools employ covert cops in high schools while they misrepresent and manufacture threats. Kids of cops in grade 6 (even grade 4)! Their goal? To destroy kids lives before they begin, to enforce their caste so that those born poor, die poor. Ensure they never have careers nor can fight allegations since it is written in a secret dossier. All to feed their ballooning police budgets, citizens are nothing more than cattle. From the RCMP and OPP on down we now see the results. I warned Canada against this for 20 years. I was more accurate than I knew.

 

[wamose]

I think that in the end it's up to the people to take their freedom. Totalitarian governments aren't going to give it up easy. MAGA did it in the US and now the Iranian people are going to have to take control of their destiny over there. And the same will go with Ontario

 

[shockedcanadian]

I think that in the end it's up to the people to take their freedom. Totalitarian governments aren't going to give it up easy. MAGA did it in the US and now the Iranian people are going to have to take control of their destiny over there.

Some of us just want our G-d given freedom. The cost to Canada, as I promised 20 years ago; has been steep indeed. We did this to.ourselves,.allowing the mass expansion of police powers and budgets, all while they have unions to hold taxpayers hostage. Not even the UK could convince Canada to remain a caste if America presses us to support citizens rights...

 

[SweetSue92]

This is the usual result of Police States. I found this grassroots article while surfing Ontarioseconomic data which is FAR worse than most understand. Notice that few mention the covert poloce state and their controls in oir economy? It's startling how well the Stasi have gamed this system with little to no attention paod. Don't blame people like me, we are the victims of the enforced caste when we should have been allowed.to ply our efforts and ambitions. If America decides to further protect against the abuses of their citzens and economy, you will one day be able to buy the Police State of Ontario at pennies to the dollar. Ontario is in trouble. It’s time to reverse the decline of this proud province and chart a new course
The result? Ontario today faces mounting challenges that require serious, principled action:

• Stagnant productivity and weak economic growth. For too long, Ontario has lagged behind North American and global competitors in productivity gains. If Ontario were an American state, it would rank as the fifth-poorest. Our GDP per capita now trails every G7 country except Italy. Ontario needs bold leadership to unlock private-sector dynamism and reclaim its place as Canada’s economic powerhouse.
• A tax and regulatory burden that strangles opportunity. High taxes and over-regulation are driving investment away. Ontario should be competing to be the most attractive economy in North America, but instead, businesses face hurdles at every turn—from punitive tax rates to slow permitting processes and unclear rules that frustrate entrepreneurs and benefit established corporate interests.
• A housing market in crisis. Young Ontarians are increasingly shut out of homeownership, with prices that have spiralled out of reach. The dream of owning a home and starting a family—once a cornerstone of Ontario life—is slipping away. Even rental markets are tightening, leaving families struggling to find stability.
• State capacity deficits. Even when governments promise big things—whether new transit lines, hospital expansions, or other critical infrastructure—delivery often falls far short of expectations. Ontario lacks the state capacity and a competent elite that represents the common good to execute large, complex projects efficiently and transparently. This failure not only wastes taxpayer dollars but also delays the infrastructure needed for future growth.
• Flight of talent. We are seeing a troubling trend: young people leaving Ontario for other provinces and across the border, drawn by better opportunities and more affordable lives. This brain drain is a stark warning sign that we are failing to provide the environment necessary for the next generation to succeed and prosper here at home.
• Family formation under pressure. Starting a family or finding a partner has become increasingly difficult. The high cost of living, eroding public safety, limited access to affordable childcare, and growing economic uncertainty mean that many young couples are delaying or downsizing their plans for the families they want. A society that cannot support its young families risks its long-term vitality.

Canada is in such a spiral I fear it's a death spiral. This is stunning especially considering that Ontario is the home of Toronto--the biggest and most bustling city in Canada, I thought.

 

[August West]

Worse. Ontario schools employ covert cops in high schools while they misrepresent and manufacture threats. Kids of cops in grade 6 (even grade 4)! Their goal? To destroy kids lives before they begin, to enforce their caste so that those born poor, die poor. Ensure they never have careers nor can fight allegations since it is written in a secret dossier. All to feed their ballooning police budgets, citizens are nothing more than cattle. From the RCMP and OPP on down we now see the results. I warned Canada against this for 20 years. I was more accurate than I knew.

I got as far as "manufacture threats" when I realized I was communicating with a conspiracy theorist. Their goal is to "destroy kids lives" before they begin.
Even our own Fat Marge isn`t that crazy.

 

[shockedcanadian]

Canada is in such a spiral I fear it's a death spiral. This is stunning especially considering that Ontario is the home of Toronto--the biggest and most bustling city in Canada, I thought.

None of these revelations by media in some corners (far too slow and much too late) are surprising, it just confirms what I predicted would occur. Our economic collapse matches our moral collapse, lead by the Creepy Ones and their tactics.

As I advised people in government here, the abuses against me are a microcosm and I've gone to great lengths to share the truth, not the optics they invest great energy on promoting. No different than the optics that the East Germans or CCP invest in, contrary to facts of what actually occurs in their country.

The leaders of nations and serious agencies now realize these facts about Canada. They are desperate to convince America otherwise.