By Matthew Clark Over the last eleven years (2015-2026) Canadians have suffered through an unprecedented (for them) economic decline. From once being one of the wealthiest middle classes on earth, they have descended into the lower rung of the globe's middle classes. A pregnant statistic which bears this out is that in 2015 the average Canadian earned an income almost identical to that of his United States counterpart. Currently (2026) the average Can

By Matthew Clark Infirmitas Occidentalis translated from latin means Western Weakness. Although this is a very general title it is vastly understated. It has been centuries since the collective Western nations, comprising Europe, the Western Hemisphere, along with Australia and New Zealand, have been so weak in so many areas vis-a-vis the remainder of the world's countries. What makes this state of affairs so alarming is that the non-Western World is not really in a state of

By Matthew Clark "Should Alberta remain a province of Canada or should the Government of Alberta commence the legal process required under the Canadian Constitution to hold a binding provincial referendum on whether or not Alberta should separate from Canada?" This autumn (2026) the citizens of Alberta will vote on this question in a provincial wide referendum. Initially it appeared that Albertans were going to be able to vote directly on whether to remain politically within

By Matthew Clark In Canada according to legacy media support among residents of the Canadian province of Alberta for Alberta nationhood, that is Albertans severing their political union with Canada to form their own nation, is running at 20%. Given the jurisdictions population which is greater than 5 million, this means at least 1 million citizens of Alberta support the action of Albertan separation. In the Canadian province of Quebec support for separation stands at approxia