Regardless of how many Millennials still live with their parents (34%), the Echo generation, Boomers, the Silent Majority (when they were a majority), and the generation before that all stood by and let the Canadian economy slowly slide to into the toilet. At the outbreak of World War II Canada's military outnumbered and outgunned the United States. Boeing Aircraft Company in Vancouver led a litany of Canadian industries into the United States. A wholesale tax that included exports for too long sent entrepreneurs fleeing in a "brain drain". Pierre Trudeau canceled the "Canada Bank Act" and loaded provinces, territories and municipalities with as much debt as federal Canada that sits on the books today in most jurisdictions. A "rule of law" that federal Canada kicks, along with the Canadian Constitution, to the curb each time federal Canada uses federal money to influence provincial and territorial jurisdiction. Judiciary soaked foreign branch plants that had to follow the brain drain after exorbitant wage gains were handed out to union workers. At the other end of the political spectrum Brian Mulroney started trade treaties that guarantee Canadian retailers access to cheap and often slave labour overseas. And came all the characters, from the barefoot hippies to sleeping in the streets, pushing pilfered shopping buggies to rummage, and a wealthy immigrant class living off the avails of laundered fentanyl.





