🧭 CCJ Lived Realities Part 3 of 3

🧭 CCJ Lived Realities
This is the Canadian Citizens Journal.

Canadians are told there is no money.
No money for housing.
No money for disability support.
No money for seniors.
No money for healthcare access.

At the same time, billions of dollars are spent elsewhere.

Public money flows to international commitments, foreign aid, and overseas conflicts.
It flows to expanding bureaucracy, consultants, and administrative overhead.
It flows to emergency responses instead of long-term solutions.

Housing money is spent after people become homeless, not before.
Healthcare money is spent in crisis, not on prevention.
People are helped only after they break.

Meanwhile, Canadians who worked, paid taxes, and contributed their entire lives are told to wait.
They are told they do not qualify.
They are told to work harder.
They are blamed for struggling.

People with chronic illness and disability are pushed to the margins.
Seniors live on incomes that no longer match the cost of living.
Working Canadians are one emergency away from collapse.

This is not because Canada lacks resources.
It is because of political priorities.

Canadians did not consent to being deprioritized in their own country.
They did not agree to struggle while being told this is normal.

A government’s first responsibility is to its people.
When that responsibility is ignored, trust breaks.

This is not about compassion versus cruelty.
It is about accountability.

This is the Canadian Citizens Journal.