The OP is ‘Is Canada going to collapse?’. IMO definitely yes. It is like a souffle that was over inflated, or a puff ball that has served its purpose. Actually though, nation’s don’t often just collapse. Though Canada has lost much ice in recent winters. Consider some of the problems nations have had, such as Argentina that once (thrice?) defaulted on it’s debts, and didn’t collapse*. Canada will probably struggle through lean years with global warming on the left and right at least until the great American mid-western desert expands into Alberta and Saskatchewan. That may occur within two-hundred years, possibly.
Canada is a name that is mysterious to a few; from whence did the name arise? There is an island in the Mediterranean Sea named ‘Tenados’ near Turkey, and that is also one of the names of Mt. McKinley/Denali. The Mediterranean island is within a thousand miles of the volcanic island that erupted destroying the Minoan civilization about 1500 b.c., so there is a good chance that when Canada collapses like that ancient volcano after erupting, some will have learned where the name came from in the first place.
When maple syrup is rationed, then you will know the time is near.
*https://www.washingtonpost.com/opinions/argentinas-default-case-offers-clarity-on-sovereign-debt/2014/07/31/84840d90-18ec-11e4-9349-84d4a85be981_story.html?noredirect=on&utm_term=.bf0d3ad6db39
Canada is a name that is mysterious to a few; from whence did the name arise? There is an island in the Mediterranean Sea named ‘Tenados’ near Turkey, and that is also one of the names of Mt. McKinley/Denali. The Mediterranean island is within a thousand miles of the volcanic island that erupted destroying the Minoan civilization about 1500 b.c., so there is a good chance that when Canada collapses like that ancient volcano after erupting, some will have learned where the name came from in the first place.
When maple syrup is rationed, then you will know the time is near.
*https://www.washingtonpost.com/opinions/argentinas-default-case-offers-clarity-on-sovereign-debt/2014/07/31/84840d90-18ec-11e4-9349-84d4a85be981_story.html?noredirect=on&utm_term=.bf0d3ad6db39
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