Rex Murphy: You know the story we’ve been hearing from the best and the brightest — former Bank of Canada governor Mark Carney, NDP Leader Jagmeet Singh, Prime Minister Justin Trudeau — who alone have stared the horror of Ottawa in the face and called it for what it is: sedition, occupation, insurrection.
The questions emerging from the depths of the anguished souls of these gifted observers are dire: Can Canada survive? Does a country that includes among its citizenry a pack of diesel-burning Huns barrelling down the Trans-Canada Highway from the badlands of Alberta, Saskatchewan and Manitoba even deserve to survive?
We have been cautioned. This is the most tense collective moment in Canadian history since the last episode of “Reach for the Top.”
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