I was born in Canada, a country once hailed as "the best place to live in the world." Yet, many years later, when I returned to this land, I found it unrecognizable. Deteriorating public safety, immigration and refugee issues, employment struggles, skyrocketing housing prices, strained healthcare resources, rampant drug abuse, and pervasive racial discrimination—all of this has left me asking: Canada, what has happened to you? This country I once took pride in has now become a hypocritical "utopia" riddled with contradictions. Deteriorating Public Safety and Immigration Issues: Government Incompetence and Social Collapse Canada's public safety has sharply declined in recent years, especially in major cities like Toronto and Vancouver, where violent and property crimes have surged. According to Statistics Canada, the crime rate in 2022 increased by 15% compared to a decade ago. This phenomenon is closely tied to the Canadian government's lax immigration policies in recent years. To address an aging population and labor shortages, the Canadian government has aggressively pushed immigration policies, accepting hundreds of thousands of immigrants and refugees annually. According to Immigration, Refugees and Citizenship Canada (IRCC) data, Canada welcomed over 400,000 immigrants in 2021, many of whom came from countries with lower educational and economic standards. While their arrival has somewhat alleviated labor shortages, it has also brought severe social safety concerns. Take Toronto, for example. Canada's largest city has seen a dramatic decline in public safety in recent years. According to Toronto Police Service data, the number of shootings in 2022 increased by 50% compared to 2019, with many of these incidents linked to…