The United States is in the throes of a Structural Demographic Crisis, marked by elite overproduction, rising inequality, and mass alienation. This turmoil doesn’t stop at the border; Canada is already feeling the effects. From increasing intra-elite conflict to regional alienation and the erosion of trust in institutions, the parallels between the two nations are striking. As Canadian leaders and citizens navigate this complex landscape, understanding these dynamics becomes crucial. Discover how the unfolding crisis in the U.S. is reshaping Canada’s social fabric and political discourse in profound ways.
