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Where the hell did $26 billion of our money go? We were told things would change. Less waste. Fewer outsiders. More focus on actual Canadians. Instead we got the same old game only bigger. Twenty-six billion dollars for consultants and contractors. That’s roughly $1,400 ripped from every household in this country, and we still don’t know what most of it bought. ArriveCAN was the warning shot. A two-person basement operation walked away with tens of millions for an app that barely worked, while the Auditor General found almost no proof of work on a huge chunk of the contracts. And instead of shutting the door, Ottawa just opened it wider. More padded invoices. More middlemen. More friends of the system getting rich while the rest of us get higher taxes, longer waits, and the same broken services. We paid that money. We earned it. We trusted that it would at least go toward something real housing, defence, infrastructure that actually works, or just not being thrown at people who already have the connections. Instead it feels like it vanished into the same black hole of insiders, lobbyists, and “professional services” that never seem to deliver for anyone outside the club. Heads should roll. Not press conferences. Not “lessons learned.” Real accountability. Every dollar tracked. Every contract justified. Every name attached to the waste dragged into the light. Because right now it doesn’t feel like government. It feels like a heist with better stationery. Canadians aren’t angry because we don’t understand the numbers. We’re angry because we understand them perfectly and we know whose pockets keep getting lined while ours stay empty.