Ten Years of Liberal Rule: How Canada Lost Its Identity

The Liberals have weakened Canada’s borders, empowered criminals, and opened the door to foreign influence—all at the expense of its citizens.

It’s been ten years of Liberal rule in Canada, and now our once proud, independent nation has been hollowed out by mass immigration, rising crime, and unchecked foreign influence. The Liberal government has prioritized global interests over its own citizens, eroding affordability, safety, and national identity.

So, after a decade under the Liberals, just how much of Canada’s identity and sovereignty have we lost?

Well, let’s start by looking at immigration. In 2015, Canada admitted 271,845 permanent residents, with asylum claims at 19,630. In 2025, those figures are set to hit 485,000 permanent residents and 144,000 asylum claims—a 78% jump in permanent residents and a staggering 664% surge in asylum seekers. Perhaps more striking is that non-permanent residents ballooned from 770,000 in 2015 to 3,020,936 by 2025, a near 400% increase. Meanwhile, our population grew 14%, from 35 million to 41 million. Now, let me be clear—immigration isn’t inherently bad. In fact, historically, it’s been a critical driver of our GDP. But when a nation swells far beyond its capacity to integrate new arrivals, everyone suffers—housing costs soar, infrastructure buckles, and social cohesion frays, setting the stage for deeper problems.

And those problems show up vividly on our streets, where crime has flourished under Liberal rule. The Crime Severity Index climbed from 70.4 in 2015 to 80.5 by 2023. Violent crime jumped 39%. Homicides increased 37%, sexual assaults spiked 78%, extortion soared 357%, carjackings rose 45%, and human trafficking leapt 76%. Liberal bail reforms have fuelled this mess and are directly linked to a surge in repeat offenders. So again, when immigration outpaces control, it doesn’t just stretch resources—it creates vulnerabilities that criminals exploit, turning once-safe communities into battlegrounds.

Those vulnerabilities have been a goldmine for organized crime, which has also exploded under the Liberals. In 2015, the Criminal Intelligence Service of Canada counted 1,021 organized crime groups; by 2025, that number hit 4,000—a near 400% increase. Hard drug seizures are up 233%, while money laundering ballooned 189% to $130 billion annually, according to FINTRAC. Chinese organized crime, in particular, has dug its claws in deep, pumping $7.8 billion through British Columbia’s casinos and real estate in under a decade—laundering cash tied to fentanyl that has killed thousands. In fact, 80% of B.C.’s opioid deaths trace back to their supply chains. That deadly and dirty money then inflates local housing costs, pricing out everyday Canadians. The Liberals’ lax oversight has let these networks thrive, intertwining domestic chaos with foreign agendas.

Of course, China’s influence isn’t just criminal—it’s political. Chinese diplomats openly brag about rigging our elections, flipping seats in 2019 and 2021 using both propaganda and cash. Furthermore, CSIS reports confirm that the Chinese Communist Party engaged in election interference to ensure that a Trudeau-led government remained in power, believing it to be more sympathetic to their interests. And even though the Liberal-led public inquiry on foreign interference—conveniently held in private—admitted that Iran, Russia, India, and especially China are interfering in our elections, our Liberal government continues to delay implementing a foreign agent registry. Now... I wonder why they would do that? Maybe because China is so deeply entrenched in the Liberal Party that they’re the ones pulling the strings?

So let’s consider the evidence: Huawei’s technology still runs parts of our rural networks despite significant security concerns. Chinese firms like MMG Limited are eyeing the Arctic to leverage our natural resources for what they call the “Polar Silk Road.” China’s state-owned enterprises have also aggressively acquired stakes in Canadian energy projects, including LNG and oil sands—expanding China’s influence over our strategic energy exports. China is also operating at least three of its own secret “police stations” in Canada. They harass dissidents on our soil and force repatriation. In 2019, two Chinese scientists infiltrated our level 4 bio-lab in Winnipeg, sending live viruses back to the Wuhan Institute of Virology, infamous for its role in the COVID lab leak. Oddly enough, Trudeau stonewalled the espionage investigation and refused to discuss the matter any further. From cartels to condos, and Parliament to the Arctic, their footprint is everywhere—and the Liberals seem to be complicit or, at the very least, incapable of stopping it.

In either case, one thing is clear: a vote for Mark Carney isn’t just a vote for the Liberals—it’s a vote for deeper ties with China and, you know, more of the same policies that have held this country back for the past decade. So, vote wisely, my friends—our identity and future may hang in the balance.

Sources:

• “In 2015, Canada admitted 271,845 permanent residents, with asylum claims at 19,630 (IRCC)”

  • Source: Immigration, Refugees and Citizenship Canada (IRCC), 2015 Annual Report to Parliament on Immigration.

• “By 2025, those figures are set to hit 485,000 permanent residents and 144,000 asylum claims (Budget 2024, IRB)”

  • Source: Government of Canada, Budget 2024: Fairness for Every Generation, Annex 1

• “Non-permanent residents ballooned from 770,000 in 2015 to 3,020,936 by 2025 (Statistics Canada)”

  • Source: Statistics Canada, Population Estimates, Quarterly.

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Crime

• “The Crime Severity Index climbed from 70.4 in 2015 to 80.5 by 2023 (Statistics Canada)”

  • Source: Statistics Canada, Police-Reported Crime Statistics in Canada, 2023 (released July 25, 2024).

• “Violent crime jumped 39% to 1,365 per 100,000. Homicides increased 37% to 2.25 per 100,000, sexual assaults spiked 78%, extortion soared 357%, carjackings rose 45%, and human trafficking leapt 76%”

  • Source: Same as above, Statistics Canada’s 2023 UCR data

• “Bail reforms like Bill C-75 (2019) have fueled this mess, directly linked to a surge in repeat offenders (Statistics Canada, 2023)”

  • Source: Statistics Canada, Adult Criminal Court Statistics (noted in 2023 crime report commentary).

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Organized Crime

• “In 2015, the Criminal Intelligence Service Canada counted 1,021 organized crime groups; by 2025, that number is estimated at 4,000”

  • Source: Criminal Intelligence Service Canada (CISC), 2015 Public Report on Organized Crime (baseline).

• “Hard drug seizures are up 233% (CBSA)”

  • Source: Canada Border Services Agency, Annual Reports (cocaine seizures from 1,200 kg in 2015 to 3,500 kg in 2023).

• “Money laundering has ballooned 189% to $130 billion annually (FINTRAC)”

  • Source: Financial Transactions and Reports Analysis Centre of Canada (FINTRAC), 2024 Annual Report estimate.

• “Chinese organized crime…pumping $7.8 billion through British Columbia’s casinos and real estate…80% of B.C.’s opioid deaths (Health Canada)”

  • Source: Health Canada, Opioid- and Stimulant-Related Harms in Canada (2023 data); $7.8B from B.C. Casino Money Laundering Inquiry (Cullen Report, 2022).

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Chinese Infiltration

• “CSIS confirms the Chinese Communist Party meddled in the 2019 and 2021 federal elections (NSICOP, 2024)”

  • Source: National Security and Intelligence Committee of Parliamentarians, 2024 Special Report on Foreign Interference.

• “Chinese diplomats boast about rigging outcomes (CSIS, 2023)”

  • Source: Canadian Security Intelligence Service, 2023 Public Report.

• “Interference extends to provincial and municipal votes (Public Inquiry, 2024)”

  • Source: Public Inquiry into Foreign Interference in Federal Electoral Processes, 2024 Interim Report.

• “Chinese firms like MMG Limited eye the Arctic…‘Polar Silk Road’ (ASPI, 2024)”

  • Source: Australian Strategic Policy Institute, China’s Polar Silk Road Ambitions (2024 brief).

• “State-owned enterprises snap up stakes in LNG and oil sands (Natural Resources Canada, 2023)”

  • Source: Natural Resources Canada, 2023 Foreign Investment Review.

• “Three secret Chinese ‘police stations’… (RCMP, 2023)”

  • Source: Royal Canadian Mounted Police, 2023 News Release on Foreign Police Stations.

• “Two Chinese scientists at Winnipeg’s Level 4 biolab… (Global News, 2021)”

  • Source: Global News, Exclusive: Scientists Removed from Canada’s Lab Sent Viruses to Wuhan (July 2021).