ILLUSION OF DEMOCRACY IN CANADA

What if the democracy you believe in… isn’t what it seems? In Canada, the idea of a "uniparty" is gaining traction—a troubling notion that our political system is a façade, where major parties, despite their public rivalries, march to the same drumbeat.
Look closely. The Liberals, Conservatives, and even smaller parties often align on key issues—global agendas, corporate interests, and policies that seem to prioritize power over people. From skyrocketing living costs to eroding freedoms, the concerns of everyday Canadians are sidelined, while politicians push narratives that feel scripted.
Are our leaders truly serving us? Or are they puppets, beholden to unseen handlers—elites, foreign influences, or corporate giants? The revolving door between government and big business, the synchronized talking points, the dismissal of dissent—it all points to a system where power protects itself, not the people.
A real democracy amplifies the voice of its citizens. But in Canada’s uniparty system, your vote might just be a choice between different faces of the same machine. It’s time to question who our leaders really serve. It’s time to demand accountability. It’s time to reclaim our country
The truth is out there. But only if we dare to see it.