Federal buildings are symbols of democracy.

Canada's Maple Leaf Flag and Coat of Arms are stripped from government buildings when they are privatized. The powers that be do not want average Canadians to own billions of dollars of Crown property, private vehicles, private property, parkland that is larger than 1 hectare... We are supposed to "own nothing and be happy" while living in open prisons that are called 15-minute neighbourhoods; average Canadians are being encouraged to eat alternative sources of protein. 

The royal families will never give up their millions of acres of land, where they plant organic food and ride horses and hunt and fish. During the mandatory lockdowns the royal children were never confined to apartments with no backyards or frontyards;.now the people of Ottawa are being forced to give up the 1,000 acre Central Experimental Farm, and probably Major's Hill, Commissioners, Vincent Massey and Hog's Back park:

House of Commons Ottawa March 24, 1986 MP Jean-Robert Gauthier (Chief Opposition Whip; Whip of the Liberal Party)(Ottawa-Vanier) Liberal: "...My question is directed to the Deputy Prime Minister. Will he tell the House if it is federal policy to sell federally owned parklands? NCC Chairman Jean Pigott recently said that she wants to sell part of an Ottawa riverfront park known as Mile Circle to the United States of America for an embassy compound. Is the Government in favour of selling our natural parklands? "...Mr. Speaker, could the Deputy Prime Minister inform the House whether he intends to act responsibly and give clear and precise instruction to all those who are responsible for our national parks, indicating clearly that none of our national parks are for sale?"

 Many Canadian children suffered from Nature Deficit Syndrome during the lockdowns and they were encouraged to wear a mask called an N-95---the Ottawa Department of Health told parents to not place an N-95 mask on a child, because they adhere too tightly to the face and cause breathing problems and panic attacks.

I do not live in a Third-World country---at my advanced age I will not ride a bicycle while the so-called elite have private jets, limousines, horse-drawn carriages and helicopters.

 In the Netherlands, farmers are being forced to give up agricultural land. The Pierre Trudeau government put restrictions on the foreign acquisition of federal farmland.

Within a few years the people of Canada will not own any federal Crown property:

House of Commons Ottawa November 22, 1991 MP Dennis Mills (Broadview-Greenwood) Liberal: "It concerns me that in one year, with the support of this bill, it is possible that there will be no Crown land assets left."

House of Commons Ottawa March 18, 1971 MP John Gilbert: "In 1971 the citizens of Canada owned Crown property worth $20 billion dollars..."

The Department of Public Works is now selling:

• the Jackson Building - 122 Bank Street
• Rideau Falls Lab - 1 John Street
• the Sir Charles Tupper Building - 2720 Riverside Drive.
• Graham Spry Building - 250 Lanark, a CBC building.
• the entire L'Esplanade Laurier and Annex
• the Brooke Claxton Building on 70 Columbine in Tunney's Pasture.
• the Asticou Centre - 241 Cite de Jeunes, Gatineau
• 1500 Bronson Avenue and Annex - former national headquarters of the CBC.

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Harbourfront was a 100-acre Crown corporation in Toronto that was created in 1972:

Properties that are no longer owned by the citizens of Canada:

• dozens of Agriculture Canada experimental farms- "The government is getting out of the business of running experimental farms." 1995.
• the 1,000 lighthouses that were owned by Fisheries and Oceans Canada.

a dozen hospitals and rehabilitation centres that were operated by Veterans Affairs

• Diefenbunkers from the early 1960's.
• Expo '67 pavilions and the La Ronde amusement park in Montreal.
• the home of Prime Minister Sir John A. Macdonald is now the British High Commission.