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Canada has long been celebrated as a land of opportunity, freedom, and hope. People from around the globe have aspired to become Canadian, drawn by our reputation as a welcoming, fair, and democratic nation.

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But today, our country’s identity is under siege, not from outside invaders but from within — by an ideology that seeks to erase what it means to be Canadian. The left’s relentless attack on our values, history, and sense of belonging is tearing at the very fabric of our democracy.

Once upon a time, being Canadian meant something. It meant embracing the ideals of hard work, resilience, and unity in diversity. It meant being part of a society that valued personal freedom, equal opportunity, and respect for the rule of law.

People wanted to be Canadian because they saw this country as a beacon of hope, a refuge from persecution, and a place where dreams could be realized. But now, we are losing that sense of pride and identity. It seems no one is simply Canadian anymore. Even those born here are often encouraged to identify primarily with their ancestry rather than with the nation they call home. We are told that being Canadian is something to be ashamed of, that our history is a stain rather than a source of pride.

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