🇨🇦 Canada may be about to sign your grandchildren up for a bill they never voted for. Carney and the Liberals are potentially locking Canadian taxpayers into generational financial obligations tied to deeper EU integration. Look at the UK. Brexit did not simply mean walking away. Britain was left with a financial settlement estimated at roughly £30–42 billion, with payments stretching over years. And the economic costs did not stop there. More customs friction. More bureaucracy. Reduced trade. Lost tax revenue. Lower economic growth. Now Canada is moving toward deeper integration with the EU trading bloc, with potential annual costs running into the billions. And here is the question Canadians should be asking before signing anything: What happens if a future government wants out? Because joining an international structure is always sold as opportunity. Leaving one can become extraordinarily expensive. Britain learned that lesson the hard way. Canada should know the full cost, the long-term obligations and the exit terms before taxpayers are locked in. Otherwise today’s political agreement becomes tomorrow’s generational bill. 🇨🇦