01 · MAID
Expansion trajectory
State-administered deaths under the federal MAID framework, rising year over year as eligibility expanded after Bill C-14 and Bill C-7.
MAID accountability file → MAID numbers →Investigation · charts from the public record
Demographic trajectory
& generational attrition.
Four charts. Four pressure lines that move together on the public record: state-administered death, drug toxicity, intake velocity, and the annual drain on generational continuity. Open each figure, then open the case file behind it.
This page is a reading board, not a substitute for the underlying reports. MAID numbers, opioid death series, immigration and non-permanent resident flows — each belongs to a government publication. The charts summarize; the files cite.
4ChartsSame glass shelf as home
16,499MAID 2024Health Canada annual
76,475MAID cumulativeThrough Dec 2024
Code + imageFigure typesSVG mounts + published PNGs
Provisions line — verify the table.
02 · Toxicity
Opioid & fentanyl attrition
Annual toxicity deaths — working-age losses at mass-casualty scale, year after year, against a public health system that records the toll and fails to reverse it.
Opioid crisis file →
03 · Intake
Demographic intake velocity
Permanent and non-permanent resident growth set against housing and infrastructure capacity already under documented stress in federal and provincial data.
Immigration policy → Housing collapse →
04 · Continuity
Generational attrition vectors
A composite view of annual losses across policy-linked mortality and fertility pressure — the continuity ledger, not a single-cause story.
Fertility collapse → Veterans file →How to read these together
Each series alone is a public-health or fiscal story. Together they describe a state that expands death pathways and drug losses while accelerating intake faster than housing, healthcare, and institutional capacity can absorb.
- MAID — fiscal and clinical framing of expanded eligibility; see Health Canada annual reports on the MAID file.
- Opioids — death registration and public-health surveillance; the curve is the failure.
- Intake — IRCC levels plans and non-permanent resident stocks vs. housing starts and backlog data.
- Continuity — fertility, death, and migration netted into generational pressure; open fertility and veterans files for the components.
What the board shows. On present public telemetry — MAID expansion, unmitigated toxicity deaths, veteran neglect in departmental data, fertility collapse, and intake scaled past infrastructure capacity — the joint trajectory is a sustained drain on generational continuity paired with rapid demographic reconstitution.
What that is not. A chart is not a court finding. TENET5 maps the public record: parliamentary votes, Health Canada reports, death registration series, IRCC publications. Claims that go beyond those sources stay on the analysis side of the line and must be checked against the linked files.
Related capture. Accountability delays, corporate–policy corridors, and media dependence on the state they cover are filed elsewhere. Axes of capture · MAID dossier index · Acts I–V · Methodology
Primary records on this file.
Four public-record charts: MAID trajectory, opioid attrition, demographic intake velocity, and generational losses — with sourced reading paths. Canada public…